Vietnam Airlines Enhances Northeast Asia Network to Meet Growing Travel Demand

Vietnam Airlines is increasing flight frequencies between Vietnam and key Northeast Asian destinations — Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan (China) — to meet rising demand for travel, business, and family visits.

Route Enhancements
- Hanoi–Taipei: Increased from 7 to 11 weekly flights.
- Hanoi–Osaka: Expanding from 7 to 11 weekly flights (Oct 26–Nov 30, 2026), then to 14 weekly flights (from Dec 1, 2026).
- Da Nang–Seoul (Incheon): Increased to 14 weekly flights from July 1.
- Da Nang–Tokyo (Narita): Now 11 weekly flights.
- Da Nang–Osaka (Kansai): Increased to 5 weekly flights.

Promotions & Benefits
- Promotional round-trip fares:
- Hanoi–Taipei: From VND 7,724,000 (taxes included).
- Hanoi–Osaka: From VND 14,660,000.
- Valid for tickets issued by July 31, 2026.
- Lotusmiles members earn bonus miles based on booking class.

Strategic Context
- Northeast Asia remains one of Vietnam Airlines’ strongest international markets, driven by tourism, business, and family travel.
- South Korea is Vietnam’s second-largest international source market, with over 2.16 million arrivals in the first half of 2026.
- The airline also launched new routes to Amsterdam, Phuket, and Colombo in 2026, strengthening Vietnam’s global connectivity.

Broader Vision
Vietnam Airlines’ expansion reflects its commitment to enhancing connectivity, supporting tourism and trade, and meeting growing passenger demand between Vietnam and major international markets.