The Spirit of Adventure

5. Foreword7. About Us

10. Sample Tours12. Essential Vietnam17. Bai Tu Long bay19. Sapa trekking homestay21. Northeast Unveiled23. Cycling Tam Coc - Cuc Phuong - Phat Diem26. Ha Long Bay junk cruise, Cat Ba island28. Mekong Delta homestay31. Ba Be lakes33. Highlights of The North36. Quality Inclusions40. Other Services

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Foreword Welcome to the world of Vietnam Spirit Travel, Vietnam’s premier travel company. With so much to see and do, and with some of Asia’s best value, Vietnam is now the place to travel to and explore. Take a few moments of your time to browse through our brochure to whet your appetite for what the country can offer you, then visit our website for full details of our tours. Remember, Vietnam Spirit Travel is happy to design a tour specific to your needs at no additional cost.

Thuan PhamDirector

About Us

What we all aboutVietnam Spirit Travel was founded by a group of experienced tour leaders who have been operating trips throughout Indochina for many years. We are one of the leading local tour operators in Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia. We have considerable backing and buying power behind us as well as a team of experienced, knowledgeable and friendly staff. Our reputation has been earned by being able to offer unbeatable value for your travel choice in Indochina, a commitment to excellent customer service and responsible travel practices. When you book your trip with us, peace of mind is guaranteed.

Our teamVietnam Spirit Travel is a well experienced team in travel. Our well-selected and trained tour-guides are open-minded, knowledgeable and enthusiastic people who provide you, the traveler, with firsthand knowledge of Vietnamese culture and history. They also have great passion for foreign cultures and love to exchange experiences with visitors. They will be an integral part of your fond memories of your journey to our country. Our customer service team is a collection of experienced and dedicated assistants.

Our commitmentWe are committed to providing excellent service to our customers and it is our objective to ensure that all our customers from around the world enjoy a hassle-free holiday in Vietnam. It is the reason why global travelers and travel agents have chosen us as a trusted associate in Vietnam.

Our travel styleWe focus on cultural and people interests so that our tours show you the real Vietnam. Meet local people to understand the local culture and their way of life while enjoying the best possible facilities for your personal comfort.

About this brochureAll tours in this brochure are carefully selected and inspected by our experienced staff. Our tours show you unique activities and culture and the highlights of each destination. We make your trip a comfortable but cultural experience not to be found with other tour companies. However, if our tours do not quite meet your interests, our customized tour option will modify an existing tour or tailor a tour specifically for you at no extra cost; just email us with your requirements and our tour expert will be back to you within 24 hours with an itinerary.Vietnam. It is the reason why global travelers and travel agents have chosen us as a trusted associate in Vietnam.

11 days

Day 1 HanoiGet a feel for this charming city on a cyclo ride through the Old Quarter. With its wide boulevards and yellow painted buildings, the city centre still retains an air of a provincial French town of the 1930s.

Days 2-3 Halong Bay Junk return overnight, to HanoiRest your eyes on the azure waters of this magical bay, where thousands of sculpted limestone islands rise magestically from the waves. Aboard a sailing junk visit some of the islands and caves, take a pre-dinner swim and enjoy a a very peaceful night beneath the stars.

DESCRIPTION Welcome to Vietnam Spirit Travel...As we travel through Vietnam, we look forward to sharing our passion for this beautiful destination with you. As you explore this historic country you will marvel at the warmth of the people and the sheer beauty of the countryside. The faded ochre colonial buildings and wide tree lined boulevards make Hanoi a most attractive city and the maze of narrow streets in the Old Quarter are a delight to explore. Halong Bay takes you away from the hustle and bustle to enjoy cruising between the limestone peaks for an overnight stay on board. The imperial splendour of Hue, enchanting Hoi An and rural scenery of Mekong Delta combine to make this a most memorable trip. Finishing in dynamic Ho Chi Minh City, don't miss the Ben Thanh market for some fantastic shopping.

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Days 4-5 HueSurrounded by mountains and sea, Hue was chosen as capital by the Nguyen emperors for its natural beauty and isolation. The royal past lives on in the atmospheric ruins of the Imperial Citadel and the emperors' magnificent tombs

Days 6-7 Hoi AnHead south through the spectacular scenery of buffalo-dotted rice paddies, endless lagoons and breathtaking mountain passes to Hoi An. once known as Faifo, was an important trading town with strong south Chinese influence and connections

Day 8 Sai Gon (Ho Chi Minh City)Get acquainted with the city on a cyclo tour and choose from an endless array of eating options, from a local style lunch in the Ben Thanh Market to fine dining and outdoor barbecue.

Days 9-10 Mekong Delta Homestay and Cu Chi TunnelsThe 'rice bowl' of Vietnam is famous for its tropical fruits and flowers - and of course rice. Cruise among floating markets and visit some cottage industries by boat through the maze of waterways. Mix with the locals on an overnight homestay and crawl down the famous Cu Chi Tunnels

Day 11 Sai GonVietnam's lively city is the perfect place to unwind from our trip. Wander the Dong Khoi avenue, while the hours away on rooftop bars or browse the city's markets before a final meal.

INTRODUCTIONJust next to the famous Ha Long Bay, a world natural heritage, Bai Tu Long Bay is not any the less beautiful with hundreds of islets rising from the clear water and long smooth sand banks.After admiring the beauty of the limestone rocks in numerous interesting shapes and discovering deep caves or mangrove forests by boat, visitors still have much more to see on Quan Lan Island with pristine beauty featuring unspoiled environment. The deep blue sea has strong waves and white sand beaches, which span over several kilometers. Some distance away from the beach stand the very green wild pines, further add to its original charm.

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Day 1 Hanoi – Ha long bay – Quan Lan islandThis morning you will be picked up from the hotel, then take an airconditioned bus to Halong City. Arriving in Ha Long City, you will have time for lunch (included) in a local restaurant before boarding the ferry to Quan Lan Island. On board the ferry you will have the opportunity to take in the breathtaking scenery of Bai Tu Long Bay during the 4½ hour journey.Arriving at Quan Lan Island, a Vietnamese tuk-tuk will take you to your bungalow on the beach. It is then free time to chill, read, or take a walk along the beach.Note :You can book a private boat (140 usd) to visit the caves and have lunch on boat Overnight: beach bungalow

Day 2 Quan LanToday is a free day to chill out and relax. A popular option is to hire a bicycle and take a photographic trip around the Island, which will allow you to glimpse the remoteness and untouched scenery that was Vietnam before wide-scale tourism made its impact.Overnight : beach bungalow

Day 3 Quan Lan – Cai RongEarly this morning you will take a local ferry to Cai Rong Island, about 3 hours from Quan Lan. Take time to see some beauty spots on the island like Van Don harbour (Vietnam’s oldest trade harbour), Cai Rong town market, Hang Doi (Bat Cave) and especially the Cua Ong Temple. Overnight in Cai Rong

Day 4 Cai Rong- HanoiAfter breakfast our car will come to pick you up from the hotel for a 4 hour drive to Hanoi

An adventure into a wide variety of ethnic minority groups generally retaining their lifestyle, traditional costume with high mountains, deep ravines and terraced fields will excite your spirit of adventure.The adventurous trek takes you deep into a hilltribe region where tourists are still something of a novelty. Staying in village homes allows you to experience, at first hand, a lifestyle that has been little touched by the modern world and a curiosity from our hosts just as great as our own. The trekking is fairly strenuous at times but the spectacular scenery and sense of adventure make this an outstanding trek.

Day 1 : Overnight train to SapaIn the evening our guide picks you up from the hotel. Transfer to railway station for a 10 hour night train to Sapa

Day 2 : SapaWe are met on arrival into Lao Cao in the early morning and transferred to Sapa by minibus, driving through dramatic and breathtaking scenery. The remainder of your day is at leisure to explore this fascinating town. You can take some exercise with a walk to Cat Cat village, set in a beautiful valley just outside Sapa. Cat Cat is home to the H'mong people who originated from China about 3000 years ago. The H'mong people are easily recognisable by their dark blue or black clothing. The dye is made from the indigo plant which is native to the area. H'mong women wear long aprons with embroidered waistcoats and have their hair rolled up into a turban-like hat, while the men wear a black skullcap, long waistcoat and loose trousers.As you walk to the village nestled in the valley below Sapa, you will meet some of the local minority people on their way to and from Sapa. These minority people walk to Sapa to trade at the markets –always an exciting place. As well as the H'mong, you can expect to see the Dao (pronounced Zao). Dao women are particularly striking as they wear a large red turban often covered with old coins or jewellery, and shave their hair and eyebrows.

Day 3 Sapa Trek- Ta Van homestayFollowing breakfast you embark on a six hour trek which takes you along buffalo paths and trails and through several hilltribe villages. This is an absolutely spectacular walk through stunning scenery inhabited by some of the friendliest people you can hope to meet. Stopping for a picnic lunch along the way, you spend the night with a family in Ta Van Village, inhabited by the Zay people. These people have become very adept at rice cultivation, in marked contrast to the H'mong, and have a higher living standard as a result.

Day 4 Giang Ta Chai - Sapa, Overnight train back to Ha NoiAfter breakfast, you set off for a two hour walk to Giang Ta Chai village where you meet up with your vehicle to take you back to Sapa town. Arriving back in Sapa around lunchtime, you have a free afternoon to further explore the town before your transfer to the train station for the night train to Hanoi.

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Northeast Vietnam is a destination most tourists who go to Vietnam do not visit. It is really a pity, because sceneries here are fabulous. In some of the places, tourism is still very scarce. These areas offer breathtaking views and interesting subcultures. The legendary lake of Ba Be surrounded by primeval forest, the scenic Ban Gioc Waterfall, the historical Pac Po Cave...all exposed to your sight.This trip takes you through a stunning and isolated area which has changed little over the centuries and is steeped in history. You will not only experience rural Vietnam behind the scenes but also meet numerous different ethnic minority groups who are only too pleased to let you into their world.

Days 1-3 Ha Gianglocated at the highest latitude in Vietnam, the politically sensitive Ha Giang shares its borders with Vietnam's arch-enemy China – here one gets the feeling of touching the sky. And the infamous Vuong Palace - a H'mong high-rank family during the French rule - with its wonderful style of architecture

Days 4-5 Ba Be lakesThe legendary lake of Ba Be is just one continuous water body although the name means three lakes?. Embarking on a boat cruise down the Nang River which is the main water source of the lake will bring a taste of the tranquil countryside and an enjoyable exploration of the Ba Be National Park.

Days 6-7 Cao Bang - Ban Gioc WaterfallsOne of the most beautiful waterfalls in Vietnam, which form a natural border between Vietnam and China. The echo of the falls can be heard kilometers away. In rainy season, the waterfall makes the scenery even more magnificent. Take a bamboo raft trip and have a chance to visit China on the other river bank.

Day 8-9 Lang Son, return to Ha NoiBeing the capital of this mountainous area, this border town had been all destroyed during the recent Sino -Vietnamese war, but was rebuilt to become an important trade center. Everything can be found from electronics and gadgets to textiles and house wares. Its definitely buyer be aware, as there’s lots of knock-offs of the original.

Cuc Phuong, the biggest and the most diverse National Park in Vietnam with a huge variety of rare fauna and flora in the limestone mountain forest. The endangered Primates Rescued Centre is a perfect place to see many kinds of rare primates such as Langur, Gibbon and Loris all over Vietnam, many of them are under threat of extinction.Phat Diem Cathedral – the Center of Catholicism in North Vietnam - was built in 1891 with four roofs and six sets of iron wooden pillars. On both sides of the church are four smaller churches of different styles.The boat trip in Tam Coc is another opportunity to contemplate the beautiful countryside scenery of Vietnam and see the daily life on water of the Vietnamese in this region.

DETAIL ITINERARYDay1 : Hanoi - Phat Diem - Tam CocOur trip kicks off with an early start from Hanoi, a 2 hour drive will take you to the rural town of Ninh Binh, which is located in one of the most beautiful parts of Vietnam, with its dramatic scenery, historical intrigues, religious pilgrimage sites and endangered animal sanctuaries. The town of Ninh Binh is an ideal base to venture out on short small day trips. En route we will stop at the centuries old brick kilns, a war memorial, picturesque rice fields… We will then continue on to the town of Kim Son to visit Phat Diem Cathedral, the centre of Vietnamese Catholicism, we will take a guided tour around the immense 19th century stone cathedral. We will also visit a factory where villagers produce handicrafts for the churchgoers, then return to Ninh Binh.

Arriving in Ninh Binh, you will have a chance to visit Tam Coc (Three Caves) travelling through Ninh Binh’s rice fields which have earned nickname Halong Bay without water, a moniker borne out by the limestone karsts which dominate the landscape. You will take a boat to and through the caves, past spectacular cliffs, liliputian villages, and remote farmingcommunities. The restaurants around Tam Coc are a special way to enjoy some local food specialties. After lunch, the guide will assist you with your bicycles in preparation for your cycle tour of Hoa Lu. The bicycle tour is a 24km round trip through spectacular scenery of rice fields, karst mountains and quaint rural villages. Leaving the restaurant you will pass glowing lime kilns used by locals to extract lime from the nearby mountains.

Hoa Lu is the site of the former capital of the Vietnamese state, post Chinese rule in the first millennium. The site was chosen for its geographic location, which made it virtually impenetrable and served as the capital from AD 968 until it was moved to present day Hanoi in 1011. Though nothing remains of the capital, the attraction is the raw beauty, the temples dating back to the 17th Century, the King’s Tomb and the simple life of the farmers in the region.On completion of the cycle tour you will return to your hotel to have a cool drink, wash and dinner. You may want to have a look at local markets where you will see typical Vietnamese trading without the tourists.

Day 2 Ninh Binh - Kenh Ga - Cuc PhuongOver breakfast you will have the opportunity to discuss the days activities with your guide. A 21km bicycle ride will take you through striking rural scenery. Once you arrive in the floating village of Kenh Ga your guide will organise a private boat. Many travellers to Kenh Ga justifiably refer to the area as Halong Bay with rice fields, but for others, there’s no comparison; the magnificent natural beauty of the town’s surroundings knows no equal. Still largely undiscovered, Kenh Ga remains an amazing site to explore without the distractions of flocks of tourists.

This part of the trip is an opportunity, not only to visit the floating village but also to see the spectacular limestone mountains that jut out from the rice fields and the river that gently meanders through them. You will also be

After your tour of Kenh Ga a vehicle will transport you back to Ninh Binh for lunch. Following this you will drive the 45km to Cuc Phuong National Park. On the way you will pass pineapple plantations, ethnic minority groups, beautiful scenery and rural villages. Arriving at the gates at Cuc Phuong National Park will give you the opportunity to view the Visitor Information Centre which will highlight features of the park including the numerous hikes on offer, ethnic minority groups, the Endangered Primate Rescue Centre and rare wildlife.

charmed by the smiling, waving children, and have an opportunity to explore a water carved cave featuring thousands of year of mineral and rock formations.

The late afternoon provides the best time to take one of the short treks through the park such as the Thousand Year Old Tree trek. These walks vary in difficulty and your guide can match you up with the right trek depending upon how active you are feeling. Following your close-up experience with the nature in Vietnam you can retire to your accommodation in the National Park.

Day 3 Cuc Phuong - HanoiAfter breakfast you will drive to the Cave of Prehistoric Man where locals still pay homage to the prehistoric artifacts that have been found in the cave.Departing the National Park you will have the rare opportunity for a guided tour of the Endangered Rescue Primate Centre by one of the resident German zoologists. In the centre are 15 of Vietnam’s 25 species of primates including the extremely rare Cat Ba Langur. The primates are brought to the centre for rehabilitation before being set free in the National Park.

Driving back to Ninh Binh will take you through the spectacular scenery of Hoa Lu before lunch in one of the local restaurants, after which the bus will take you back to Hanoi.

INTRODUCTIONWaking to the tranquil beauty of the bay from the comfort of your cabin is a memorable experience. Magnificent Halong Bay, with its 3,000 islands rising from the emerald waters of the Gulf of Tonkin, is one of the natural wonders of Vietnam and now a World Heritage site. Enjoy the bay from a private junk with opportunities to swim in secluded lagoons and feast on delicious meals prepared by the cook. Travel to Halong Bay with your family, friend group or even 2 of you who want to spend a quiet time together? Private boat cruise maybe the good option. Our Chinese style boat with comfortable facilities, friendly and professionally trained staffs, affordable price will definitely bring you unforgettable time in World heritage of Halong bay

ITINERARYDay 1 Halong Bay, Junk overnightThis morning you are collected at around 8.30am by your guide for the 4 hour drive to Halong Bay. En route there will be a short stop at the Sao Do centre run for and by handicapped children. On arrival we board our private boat, enjoy a sumptuous seafood lunch on board while cruising through thousands of limestone karsts within this World Heritage site. There is an opportunity to swim in the bay's emerald waters, explore caves with incredible formations of stalactites and stalagmites and enjoy the tranquility of this bay of wonders. We spend the night in on board our boat

Day 3 Ha NoiWe spend the morning free at leisure, A popular option is to hire a motorbike and take a photographic trip around the Island before boarding a hydrofoil for the sea port city of Hai Phong. Here we transfer to our vehicle for a 2-hour journey back to Hanoi.

Day 2 Cat Ba IslandRising to the tranquil beauty of the bay you have time for an early morning swim followed by breakfast. This morning we continue to discover the natural beauty of the Bay along the way to Cat Ba island where you have the options of visiting the national park, trekking over to Viet Hai fishing village by 15km forest road, taking a boat trip to Monkey island or simply lazing the day away on nearby beaches. We spend the night in the island

INTRODUCTIONAre you going to Saigon and wondering what there is to do there? We recommend to you the Mekong Delta as Saigon’s most visited site. This trip mixes sightseeing with cultural exchange. You will have a memorable time with the hospitable people of the Mekong Delta by staying overnight at a local homestayThe 2-day trip offers a glimpse into the agrarian life of the vibrant southern Delta region as we wind our way through the tributaries of the Mekong River. From our boats, we are able to closely observe the daily rituals of river life and participate in the bustling commercial activities as we buy our fruits from the floating market. Along the way, we will visit an orchard farm, handicraft village, and a land market with an abundance of colorful fresh fruits and vegetables.

ITINERARYDay 1: Sai Gon - Mekong DeltaThis morning we set off for a drive through the Mekong Delta to the town of Cai Be, well-known for it's floating market. Here we will board our private boat for a cruise along the maze of waterways and canals to Vinh Long. We will stop at the home of a Bonsai gardener for a sumptuous Delta lunch, including the popular dish of 'Elephant ear fish' before continuing our exploration of the tributaries and canals of the delta. Towards the end of the day we arrive the home of a local family whose house is built on stilts over the water. These people will be our hosts for this evening and will tell us more about life in the Delta.

Day 2: Floating marketRising early to the sounds of the Delta coming to life for another day, we have breakfast and start our trip with a boat cruise on sparking streams along the endless waterway of Mighty Mekong River to visit more floating markets. There will be hundreds of boats loaded with fruits, vegetables and fish jostling for trade. Sellers advertise their wares by crying out across the waters. We visit the lush orchards and are treated to a delicious tropical fruits. Afternoon drive back to Ho Chi Minh city.

INTRODUCTIONSometimes referred to as Ba Be national park, Ba Be lakes in Bac Kan province is the largest natural fresh water lake in Vietnam, The beautiful region is a tropical rain forest area that covers more than 23,000 hectares, including waterfalls, rivers, deep valleys, lakes, and caves which make it a picturesque landscape. The surrounding area is home to members of the Tay minority, who live in stilt houses. A marvelous boat trip on clear water, contemplating the wonderful untouched nature surrounded with bamboo clusters, lianas and flowers along the riverside, watch the fishermen in their pirogues and trek to the hill tribe villages in the dense jungle will give you an unforgettable experience

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ITINERARYDay 1: Hanoi - Ba Be lakesEarly this morning you will be picked up at your hotel to leave for Ba Be. On the way, stop to take photos of panorama of the countryside and meet hill tribe people, have lunch in Bac Can, visit home electric dam and Tay village along the way... Arrive in Ba Be in the afternoon. Free time to relax

Day 2: Ba Be LakesToday we embark on a boat cruising down the Nang River which is the main water source of the lake. This exciting river trip will give us a taste of the tranquil countryside and an enjoyable exploration of the Ba Be National Park. We traverse the Poong Grotto en route before stopping at some nearby hill tribe villages and getting off the beaten track to the scenic Dau - Dang Waterfalls. In one of the desolated villages

near the water you'll spend the night in a traditional Tay house.

Day 3: Ba Be, return to Ha NoiBack to Hanoi. More stops on the way at minority villages. Visit the Vietnam Minority People Museum in Thai Nguyen. Arrive in Hanoi at 15h00. End tour.

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Once a quiet French hill resort near the Chinese border, the town of Sapa now draws visitors from around the world. Travelers admire dramatic mountain scenery, trek to remote Hmong and Zao villages to see women create batik and embroidered goods and bargain for made-for-tourist handicrafts in a lively marketplace. The trip combines with World heritage of Ha Long Bay. Located in the Gulf of Tonkin, the bay covers an area of 1500 square km. With more than a thousand limestone peaks soaring from its crystal like emerald water, this area is one of the natural wonders of Vietnam and now a World Heritage listed site. Visitors have constantly marvelled at Ha Long Bays’ natural beauty. The tiny islands are dotted with innumerable beaches and grottoes created by the wind and the waves that make an excellent backdrop for swimming or just lazing about on the boat deck

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Day 1 Ha Long Bay, Junk overnightA spectacular cruise through the limestone islets, enjoying a banquet lunch on the way, before an overnight stay on board junk boat There is an opportunity to explore caves filled with formations of stalagmites and stalactites and swim in the emerald waters.

Days 2-3 Cat Ba IslandTake your time to chill out and relax. A popular option is to hire a motorbike and take a photographic trip around the Island, visiting the national park, jumping on boat for a trip to Monkey island or simply lazing the day away on nearby beaches

Days 5-7 Sapa, hilltribe trekking & homestayLocated in the heart of Vietnam’s hilltribe country, stunning mountain backdrops and fascinating minorities are Sapa's trademark. The surrounding region is home to a multitude of ethnic groups, each with their own distinctive dress and customs. The Saturday market is a kaleidoscoper....

Day 4 Hai PhongMany impressive examples of classic European colonial architecture in the town centre. A morning cyclo tour along the wide boulevards with a visit to Hang Kenh tapestry factory and the Du Hang Pagoda, founded over three centuries ago. There's also a great local market to explore.

Our tours are designed to include the highest quality hotels and service available at each destination. There are no hidden costs and all non-inclusive items are clearly identified on each itinerary. Most of our tours include the services detailed below and any which do not will state this clearly:

• Selective accommodation at the comfort/cost level you specify

• English speaking tour guide (other languages are available upon your request)

• All transport and transfers from the first to last day

• Quality meals in the finest restaurants

• Domestic flights with airport taxes

• All entrance fees and permits during guided time

• The list is long, but not complete as we save some surprises for you to discover!

HotelsVietnam Spirit Travel selects only the best accommodation for our customers. Each hotel we use is carefully inspected by our staff and customer comment is taken into account.Selection is based on simple criteria: the best facilities, friendly accommodating staff and fair for the price. Our customers often report that their hotels have been above their expectations.

Tour guideVietnam Spirit Travel thinks that your tour guide can make or break your trip so we select our guides with care. Tour guides who work with us are well-paid, with a university background and with years of experience in tourism. Most are young and eager to exchange our culture and style of life with travelers, and have a great passion for their country and understand the personal touch.

TransportationVietnam Spirit Travel guarantees to offer the best means of transport on all our tours. The safety of our customers comes first. We use only the latest modern cars, coaches or vans and all our drivers are full time workers, government licensed in the tourism industry with at least ten years driving experience. We are fully in control of our quality and service as we own our own transport.

MealsVietnam Spirit Travel does not and never will provide cheap meals on our tours. Our focus is on cultural tours, and food is one of the ways we can show this culture to our customers. Travel with us and every meal is a surprise! Our guides ensure that our hand-picked menus are such that you will rarely eat the same food twice in two weeks. We believe that this will make your trip even more enjoyable after an interesting day’s touring.

FlightsAt the moment Vietnam Spirit Travel uses Vietnam Airlines for all internal air travel on tours. Most seating is Economy Class unless otherwise stated. Business Class is available on request.

Fees & permitsAll our selected sights are those we consider to be the most interesting at each destination or enroute between destinations. All associated fees, permits and road tolls are included in the itinerary costing, but should there be other things you wish to see when you have free time, there may be fees you will have to pay.

Mice & Incentive planners

As a local tour operator for years in Vietnam, we are confident enough to provide you full information to make your trip a success. We not only meet your suggestions and demands well, but also care about the details of the trip. We believe that successful incentive tours may not be big things, but it’s the details which are more important - such as visiting a university with a head-master, a gala dinner on little island in Halong Bay, guided by a Vietnamese historian, etc... Just simply contact us, please tell us your plan, and our professional staff will respond quickly to work out what is the most suitable plan for your group. We trust you will find us a reliable as well as trustworthy partner in Vietnam. With Vietnam Spirit Travel, everything is possible. Let us make it happen.

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Having been in the tourism industry for years, Vietnam Spirit Travel has built a great relationship with hotel suppliers throughout Vietnam. We are in the right position to offer our customers the lowest cost on hotel reservation with most service within 24 hours.Let Vietnam Spirit Travel help you save time and money on your hotel reservation requirements, worry-free, hassle-free!