Vietnam Airlines offers low-cost tickets for domestic, int'l return flights
National flag carrier Vietnam Airlines has announced that it will offer special discounts for all domestic flights and international flights to a number of countries departing between March 20 and December 31, 2022.
A plane of Vietnam Airlines (Source: Vietnam Airlines)
Hanoi (VNA) – National flag carrier Vietnam Airlines has announced thatit will offer special discounts for all domesticflights and international flights to a number of countries departing between March 20 and December 31, 2022.
The move is to respond to the tourism resumption policy of thecountry from March 15.
Accordingly, passengers will have a chance to buy ticketspriced from only 645,000 VND per leg (28.2 USD) (including tax and fees) for domestic flights.
Meanwhile, the price of return international tickets will be from only 3.5million VND (about 155 USD) (including tax and fees) for flights toThailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Japan, the Republic of Korea, Europe, Australiaand the US.
Tickets will be availabl🌠e at ,booking offices and sale agents of Vietnaꦿm Airlines nationwide from March 20-29./.
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A plane of Vietnam Airlines (Source: Vietnam Airlines) 
