In the beginning, the Phu Quoc - Bangkok route will operate 4 flights a week every Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, with an approximate flight duration of 1 hour 15 minutes. To celebrate the new service, the airline is also launching a special promotion with fares from just US$21 (Excluding taxes and fees) for traveling on the new service between Phu Quoc and Bangkok (Suvarnabhumi), available for booking from August 25 – 31, 2022 at www.vietjetair.com or Vietjet Air mobile app.

“We are delighted to further connect Thailand with one more top travel destination of Vietnam - ‘Phu Quoc’, the emerging island in the south of the country, providing people and tourists more travel options with affordable fares and flexibility. Vietjet’s new international services would help facilitate the region's growing travel demand and stimulate the trade recovery, particularly, the international tourism industry and aviation business,” said a Vietjet leader.

The capital city of Thailand, Bangkok is always among top destinations in Southeast Asia and favored by Vietnamese tourists. The “City of Angels” owns stunning view of the boat-filled Chao Phraya River, the spectacular Grand Palace, and numerous lively night markets.

Vietjet is the largest carrier operating between the two countries in terms of capacity, offering direct services from Hanoi/Ho Chi Minh City/ Da Nang to Bangkok and the only direct route between Ho Chi Minh City and Phuket. The airline will also re-launch the Ho Chi Minh City – Chiang Mai route from September 1, 2022 to serve the leisure and pilgrimage tourism demand during the year end season. Both Vietnam and Thailand have lifted all arrival regulations relating to Covid-19.

Thai Vietjet has continuously expanded its international flight network to many top tourist destinations including Fukuoka (Japan), Phu Quoc (Vietnam), Taipei (China), and Ahmedabad (India), offering more opportunities and flexible travel choices, as well as further increasing its flight frequencies to facilitate the network expansion and the rising travel demand.

Source: Vietjet Air