Crafting Authentic Travel Experiences Across Vietnam
Founded in 2006, Rose Travel has spent the past two decades sharing the heart of Vietnam with travelers from around the world.
We are a local DMC (Destination Management Company) proudly based in Hoi An - a UNESCO World Heritage town - giving us an insider's understanding of Central Vietnam's landscapes, traditions, and everyday life. Our mission is to turn every journey into something effortless, authentic, and unforgettable.
From tailor-made tours and handpicked accommodations to curated dining and private transfers - including classic cars and vintage US military jeeps - we craft experiences that go beyond sightseeing. Every detail is designed to help you feel, taste, and truly connect with the culture of Vietnam.
Let Rose Travel be your trusted companion as you explore this land of hidden wonders. Come discover, come enjoy - Vietnam is waiting for you.
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ABOUT US
Founded in 2006, Rose Travel has spent the past two decades sharing the heart of Vietnam with travelers from around the world.
We are a local DMC (Destination Management Company) proudly based in Hoi An - a UNESCO World Heritage town - giving us an insider's understanding of Central Vietnam's landscapes, traditions, and everyday life. Our mission is to turn every journey into something effortless, authentic, and unforgettable.
From tailor-made tours and handpicked accommodations to curated dining and private transfers - including classic cars and vintage US military jeeps - we craft experiences that go beyond sightseeing. Every detail is designed to help you feel, taste, and truly connect with the culture of Vietnam.
Let Rose Travel be your trusted companion as you explore this land of hidden wonders. Come discover, come enjoy - Vietnam is waiting for you.
OUR BRANDS
We could not be more proud to introduce our collection of brands in Hoi An. Each property is a reflection of Hoi An's intriguing history.
HOI AN CHIC HOTEL
BOUTIQUE HOTEL
CHILLAX EATERY & HANGOUT
MUST VISIT
HOI AN COUNTRYSIDE TOURS
EXPERIENCEWe Provide
Tour Arrangements
From iconic must-see landmarks to our uniquely-designed tours, we present Vietnam through a lens unlike any other. Travel with purpose, discover with style - let us help you design a holiday that truly reflects the way you wish to explore.
Hotel Reservations
Choose from an extensive selection of accommodation across Vietnam, carefully curated to suit every taste and budget. Contact us today for our best available rates.
Car Transportation & Rental
Travel in comfort with our fleet of late-model rental vehicles, or embrace something more adventurous with our fleet of vintage US Army Jeeps - perfect for scenic sightseeing.
Ticketing Services
We handle reservations and bookings across flights, trains, and buses, ensuring your journey runs smoothly from start to finish.
Travel Consulting
Our experienced team offers personalised guidance and bespoke travel solutions, tailored entirely to your needs. Whatever your idea of adventure, let us help.
M.I.C.E Services
End-to-end M.I.C.E. solutions with a particular focus on Central Vietnam - venue selection, accommodation, transportation, activities, dining and event coordination.
Frequently Asked Questions
Travel Tips for Vietnam
Planning your first trip to Vietnam? Here's everything you need to know before you go.
Vietnam Visa Requirements & Customs
Visa Requirements
Most travellers from Europe, the UK, Australia, and New Zealand will need a visa to enter Vietnam.
- E-Visa: Available for most countries - single entry up to 90 days, processed within 3 business days.
- Visa Exemption: UK, France, Germany, Italy, Spain benefit from up to 45-day exemptions.
- Visa on Arrival: No longer widely available; the e-visa is now the standard option.
What You'll Need
- Passport valid for 6+ months with at least one blank page.
- A confirmed return or onward flight ticket (occasionally requested at immigration).
Customs Regulations
- Duty-free allowance: 1.5 litres of spirits, 2 litres of wine, and 200 cigarettes per adult.
- Foreign currency exceeding USD 5,000 must be declared on arrival.
Health & Safety
Vaccinations
Consult your doctor 4-6 weeks before departure. Commonly recommended: Hepatitis A & B, Typhoid, Japanese Encephalitis (rural travel), and routine vaccines.
Food & Water Safety
- Tap water is not safe to drink - use bottled or filtered water.
- Street food is a highlight - choose busy stalls with visible cleanliness.
General Safety
- Vietnam is safe; violent crime against tourists is rare.
- Use Grab app or registered taxis (Vinasun, Mai Linh).
- Take care crossing streets - traffic can be chaotic.
Emergency Numbers
- Police: 113 | Ambulance: 115 | Fire: 114
The Facts
| Capital | Hanoi |
| Largest City | Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) |
| Population | Approx. 102 million |
| Language | Vietnamese (English widely spoken in tourist areas) |
| Currency | Vietnamese Dong (VND) |
| Time Zone | GMT +7 (no daylight savings) |
| Electricity | 220V, Type A/C/G plugs (adapter recommended) |
| Dialling Code | +84 |
Climate
- Northern Vietnam: Cool, dry winters (Nov-Mar); hot, humid summers (May-Sep).
- Central Vietnam: Dry season Feb-Aug; rainy season Sep-Jan.
- Southern Vietnam: Tropical; dry Dec-Apr, wet May-Nov.
Getting Around
- Domestic flights connect major cities quickly and affordably.
- Trains (the Reunification Express) offer a scenic way to travel between regions.
- Private cars offer the most comfortable and flexible option.
Culture & Tradition
Vietnam's culture is a rich tapestry woven from over a thousand years of history, spiritual tradition, and regional diversity.
Etiquette & Customs
- When visiting temples, dress modestly - shoulders and knees covered, shoes removed.
- Vietnamese culture values composure; raised voices are inappropriate in public.
- Never stick chopsticks upright into a bowl of rice - highly disrespectful.
Festivals Worth Knowing
- Tet (Lunar New Year): Vietnam's most important holiday, usually late January or February.
- Mid-Autumn Festival: Lanterns, mooncakes, and family gatherings (usually September).
- Hoi An Lantern Festival: Held monthly on the full moon - a magical sight not to be missed.
A Few Words Go a Long Way
- Xin chao - Hello | Cam on - Thank you | Xin loi - Excuse me
