Vietnam Airlines to resume flights between Van Don and Da Nang
National flag carrier Vietnam Airlines will resume return flights between the northern province of Quang Ninh and the central city of Da Nang on July 30.
Quang Ninh (VNA) – National flag carrier Vietnam Airlines will resume return services between the northern province of Quang Ninh andthe central city of Da Nang on July 30.
The airlinewill operate three one-hour flightsper week, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Flights will depart at 3:00pm at Da Nang International Airport and 4:55pm at Quang Ninh-based Van Don International Airport.
The move aimsto reconnect Vietnam’s most popular destinations among domestic travellers andfurther boost tourism post-COVID-19.
It is expectedfor Quang Ninh to welcome more visitors from the central and Central Highlandsprovinces to explore its picturesque Ha Long Bay – the World’s Natural Heritage, the Complex ofYen Tu Monuments and Landscape, the newly-launched Japan-style hot-springresort Yoko Onsen Quang Hanhand more.
It will alsocut travel time for tourists from the northeast region to renown destinationsin Da Nang and neighbouring Quang Nam province.
The Van DonInternational Airport is alsoserving daily flights between Quang Ninh and Ho Chi Minh City to meet risingtravel demand during the summer./.
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An aircraft of Vietnam Airlines. (Photo: VNA)
