Active Travel Asia Suggests: Travelers How to Plan a Trip to Vietnam
Active Travel Asia (ATA) aims to suggest travelers who plan to travel Vietnam some travel experience, tips and guide before the trips to Vietnam. ATA makes a desire to support travelers have good plan and memorable trips in Vietnam.
Hanoi, Vietnam, September 24, 2009 --(PR.com)-- Vietnam has blossomed into a tourist's paradise with lovely beaches, extraordinary shopping opportunities and friendly and welcoming people in recent years. Active Travel Asia makes a desire travelers plan to travel Vietnam carefully and smoothly before the trips.
Step 1: Travelers should obtain a passport before travelers plan a trip to Vietnam. Bring travelers original birth certificate (not a copy), one other valid form of identification and two small passport-sized pictures of travelers to traveler’s post office. Note that it can take 4 to 6 weeks to get traveler’s passport in the mail unless travelers pay a significant fee to rush the process.
Step 2: Travelers should develop a travel itinerary for traveler’s trip to Vietnam. Many tourists center their activities on the two main cities, Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City (formerly Saigon) and arrange for travel between the cities in advance. Travelers may be able to fly into one city and fly back home from the other or even include Thailand, Hong Kong or China in traveler's flight plans.
Step 3: Travelers should schedule a visit with traveler’s doctor at least a month before travelers leave in order to get proper vaccinations, since travelers will need shots for yellow fever, hepatitis A and B and typhoid. While the risk for malaria is relatively low in the major cities, travelers may want to bring along malaria tablets if travelers're going to be visiting rural areas. Check with the TDS website for latest vaccination requirements (see Resources below).
Step 4: Travelers should contact an experienced and knowledgeable travel agent to help travelers plan a trip to Vietnam. Travel agent should be able to help travelers find the best travel and accommodation packages, and to help make travel arrangements between destinations within Vietnam. Travelers can also use online resources, such as Active Travel Shop to find the best deals on airfare and hotel rooms.
Step 5: Travelers should visit the website for the Vietnamese Embassy and arrange for an application for a travel visa (see Resources below). Travelers will need a valid passport and either a money order or traveler's check made out to the Embassy of Vietnam. The cost of the visa will depend upon the length of travelersr stay and the number of times that travelers will be entering and leaving the country.
Tips & Warnings
Since there are no direct flights from the United States to Vietnam, travelers will probably have to route travelers' flights through other countries, such as Singapore, China, Hong Kong or Thailand.
Related to Vietnam travel guide
- Vietnam travel guide: http://www.activetravelvietnam.com/vietnam_travel_guides.html
- Vietnam travel tips: http://www.activetravelvietnam.com/vietnam_travel_tips.html
- Hotels & flights in/out Vietnam: http://www.activetravelshop.com
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Step 1: Travelers should obtain a passport before travelers plan a trip to Vietnam. Bring travelers original birth certificate (not a copy), one other valid form of identification and two small passport-sized pictures of travelers to traveler’s post office. Note that it can take 4 to 6 weeks to get traveler’s passport in the mail unless travelers pay a significant fee to rush the process.
Step 2: Travelers should develop a travel itinerary for traveler’s trip to Vietnam. Many tourists center their activities on the two main cities, Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City (formerly Saigon) and arrange for travel between the cities in advance. Travelers may be able to fly into one city and fly back home from the other or even include Thailand, Hong Kong or China in traveler's flight plans.
Step 3: Travelers should schedule a visit with traveler’s doctor at least a month before travelers leave in order to get proper vaccinations, since travelers will need shots for yellow fever, hepatitis A and B and typhoid. While the risk for malaria is relatively low in the major cities, travelers may want to bring along malaria tablets if travelers're going to be visiting rural areas. Check with the TDS website for latest vaccination requirements (see Resources below).
Step 4: Travelers should contact an experienced and knowledgeable travel agent to help travelers plan a trip to Vietnam. Travel agent should be able to help travelers find the best travel and accommodation packages, and to help make travel arrangements between destinations within Vietnam. Travelers can also use online resources, such as Active Travel Shop to find the best deals on airfare and hotel rooms.
Step 5: Travelers should visit the website for the Vietnamese Embassy and arrange for an application for a travel visa (see Resources below). Travelers will need a valid passport and either a money order or traveler's check made out to the Embassy of Vietnam. The cost of the visa will depend upon the length of travelersr stay and the number of times that travelers will be entering and leaving the country.
Tips & Warnings
Since there are no direct flights from the United States to Vietnam, travelers will probably have to route travelers' flights through other countries, such as Singapore, China, Hong Kong or Thailand.
Related to Vietnam travel guide
- Vietnam travel guide: http://www.activetravelvietnam.com/vietnam_travel_guides.html
- Vietnam travel tips: http://www.activetravelvietnam.com/vietnam_travel_tips.html
- Hotels & flights in/out Vietnam: http://www.activetravelshop.com
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+84-4-35738569
http://www.activetravel.asia
#31, Alley 4, Dang Van Ngu Street, Hanoi, Vietnam
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