Travel blog | Travellers tips and stories

The new year of 2021 marks the end of the most turbulent year 2020 and the beginning to unfold a promising year of recovery, restart and discovery. Under the impact of Covid-19 over the past year, people’s awareness together with their interest toward health enhancement and sport activities has been raised significantly.

The country really sparkles when you step into one of its 33 national parks, these vast green spaces are home to gargantuan caves, dramatic limestone mountains, golden coastlines and dense thickets of jungle where gibbons dangle from vines and the promise of adventure lurks behind every mangrove tree. Here’s our pick of the best national parks to visit in Vietnam.

Breathtaking landscapes appear at every turn in Vietnam. From the window of a trundling train you'll witness an endless patchwork of impossible-green rice paddies, while in Halong Bay a horizon studded with incisor-like limestone islands makes an ethereal sight. From Mui Ne in the deep south, where you can wonder at a Sahara-esque scene of wind-sculpted sand dunes from the basket of a hot-air balloon, to the stupendous karst mountains of the far north, Vietnam offers up a bewitching array of superlative landscapes.

This year, 2020, under the enormous influence of Covid-19 pandemic the connection between countries has become stagnated, different fields of business are heavily impacted and of course travel industry is no exception.

As nations wait for a vaccine to stop Covid-19 from spreading, our planet shows positive signs due to the measures taken against the virus. Global economic activity is eventually going to return to normal, so what can we do to help reduce our carbon print when we travel? Here is a brief list of tips for travellers, very easy to apply, giving you the opportunity to compensate your carbon footprint, and support your planet.