Rosalind and Alan Cuthbertson are authors, owners, and content creators of Frequent Traveller. A leading travel blog designed to help you get more out of travel. Come along to learn about us, how we quit our jobs to travel the world, and how our many years of travel experience can help you.
We’re testing something new on our next trip…
Frequent Traveller News Hope you’re having a great weekend! We are counting down the days until our next trip to Vietnam, and we thought we would share a quick update on what we have planned. This trip will be a mix of new experiences, revisiting some of our favourite spots and testing services to make future trips to Vietnam run even smoother. Instead of our usual bus journey, we will be taking a luxury overnight train from Hanoi to Sa Pa. Imagine a private cabin with proper beds, a much more relaxed way to reach the mountains in the north. Our first stop will be in Ho Chi Minh City where we will be test driving the Ho Chi Minh City fast-track immigration service. Vietnam has become a popular tourist destination and arrival queues at Tan Son Nhat International Airport, can often be long. This trip we want to see whether this service truly makes arrival into Ho Chi Minh City quicker and easier. Check here for Ho Chi Minh City highlights and what it has to offer visitors. Over our three-month journey we will be sharing a multitude of experiences, including: • What the luxury train to Sa Pa is really like • Whether the Ho Chi Minh City fast-track service is worth it • New hotels, food spots, and travel tips we discover If you are curious or have any questions about travel within Vietnam, hit reply and let us know, we would be more than happy to help. Until next time, Safe Travels! Ros & Alan 👉 See this week’s travel deals Are you travelling soon? Use our links below to book! Accommodations - We recommend booking.com Disclaimer: This email may contain affiliate links. If you make a purchase through these links, we earn a commission at no extra cost to you. These commissions help reduce the ever-increasing costs of keeping our site up. Thanks! We hope you enjoy our articles and as always feel free to contact us if you have any travel questions. We wish everyone the absolute best, stay safe, well and continue to keep your dreams alive whatever they may be. Ros and Alan Official Member of Australian Society of Travel Writers. |
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Rosalind and Alan Cuthbertson are authors, owners, and content creators of Frequent Traveller. A leading travel blog designed to help you get more out of travel. Come along to learn about us, how we quit our jobs to travel the world, and how our many years of travel experience can help you.
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