Make this Valentine’s Day a daring adventure with your love at the one and only Fusion Original Saigon Centre. Tell us what’s better: Having a taste of artisan chocolate paired with sparkling wine or soaking in the warm bubbly bath with rose petals to spark romance with your significant other?
Author Archives: Australian Hospitality Alumni Network Vietnam (AHA Vietnam)
Laying focus on sustainable tourism
The total revenues of Vietnam’s tourism in 2022 was approximately $19.6 billion – nearly triple that of 2021 but only 60 per cent of 2019. Now, there is a clear imperative for tourism in Vietnam to both improve and become more sustainable.
Ho Chi Minh City: Hotel room prices up 21% in 2022
The average room rent at HCMC hotels last year was VND1.6 million (US$68), a 21% jump from 2021 earlier, according to property consultancy Savills Vietnam.
Diageo Vietnam’s training program contributes to hospitality industry development
Diageo Vietnam (DVL) recently launched the “Learning for Life” training program for laborers. The program was held for the first time in Vietnam in Thang Binh District, Quang Nam Province, attracting 85 laborers in the area to register.
The Anam Mui Ne Debuts on Vietnam’s South Coast
Crafted by age-old artisans from across Vietnam, The Anam Mui Ne celebrates its grand opening on January 11 with a design redolent of the Indochine period.
Fusion Original Saigon Centre: Writing the future of the past
Being referred as ‘a home for the daring’, Fusion Original Saigon Centre, the flagship property of Fusion Hotel Group prides itself as the city’s new hub of creativity and culture, located at 65 Le Loi, District 1, in the heart of Saigon.
Dubai’s Sunset Hospitality announces two projects in Vietnam
Dubai-based Sunset Hospitality Group (SHG), has confirmed plans to launch its Azure Beach and Attiko hospitality venues in Vietnam.
Scheduled to open in Q3 2023, it is the fourth Azure Beach location worldwide after operational venues in Dubai, Beirut and an upcoming one in Doha.
Vietnam Hospitality market 2022 – Optimism build
Many airlines have announced the resumption of flights between China and Viet Nam, which is welcome news for the Vietnamese hospitality sector. The Chinese authorities are gradually easing restrictions after their sustained zero-Covid policy.
Miss Thu and Tet Delicacies of the homeland
Miss Thu loves Saigon, she loves Tet. Miss Thu confided that she had traveled to many places and explored many regions, but no matter how interesting the journeys were, every New Year’s Eve, spring always made her feel fluttered and bewildered. She always missed her Saigon when the yellow apricot blossomed, the markets became crowded, and the children were overjoyed, waiting until Tet to put on their new dresses and receive the lucky money in red envelopes.
The Traveler Trends Leading Hotel Design into 2023
From adventure and romance to business and family travel, the ever-changing habits, preferences, and expectations of vacationers continue to revolutionize the hospitality community. As a result, travelers are pushing well beyond their comfort zones – seeking out unique encounters that ignite the senses, promote adventure, and provide opportunities for families to create memories.
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