The most cosmopolitan and rapidly growing city in Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh City is still often called by its former name Sai Gon. The dizzying combination of lively markets, bumper-to-bumper motorbike traffic, and beautiful colonial-era buildings like the Postal Office and replica Notre Dame Cathedral make a visit to Ho Chi Minh City unforgettable. Capable of holding grand galas and elegant events in its bustling city center, Ho Chi Minh City can also spark magic in an intimate gathering by whisking participants away on a secret tour of hidden speakeasy bars all over the city. 

Hanoi has stood for more than a thousand years, and it is consistently ranked as one of Asia’s oldest and most charming capital cities. By day the political capital of Vietnam hums with commerce and tourism; by night it is an enchanting 19th century village best experienced from the seat of a traditional cyclo. It’s perfectly balanced between the ancient and the modern for any meeting or event that wishes to evoke history and culture.

Hue was home to the Nguyen Dynasty who ruled Vietnam from 1802 to 1945. Its royal past is evident in all the pagodas, mausoleums and assembly halls located along the Perfume River. Hue also has the reputation as the ancient culinary capital of Vietnam, with its own distinctive cuisine, making it an ideal place to take a cooking class with colleagues or enjoy touring all the historical landmarks.

Danang is one of the five major seaports in Vietnam and the biggest city on the South-Central Coast. Its successful urban development, laid-back setting and beautiful natural surroundings lend itself as the perfect backdrop to large conventions, well supported by the complete range of accommodations available in the city, from four star hotels to boutiques.

Hoi An’s historic district Old Town became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999 as an excellent example of a well-preserved Southeast Asian commercial port dating from the 15th century. The gorgeous architecture is influenced by its diverse Chinese, French, Japanese, and Portuguese history. Hoi An is popular for Incentive and team building trips who enjoy the lovely atmosphere created by the famous lanterns, canals and yellow amber-washed buildings, as well as Vietnamese cuisine cooking classes, beach days, yoga and fitness sessions outside in the rice paddy gazebos.

Known as the Riviera of Vietnam, Nha Trang overlooks the emerald waters of the South China Sea. A small sleepy village until the French arrived and transformed it into seaside resort, today it boasts a wide selection of white sandy beaches, 19 nearby islands, spectacular snorkeling and scuba diving spots and incredibly fresh seafood. It’s a popular destination for business and leisure.

Halong Bay spreads on an area of approximately 1,553 km2 including 1,969 islets, most of which are limestone topped with thick jungle vegetation rising from the ocean. Explore the breathtaking scenery of Halong Bay as well as observing the Cua Van Fishing Village and some of all the mysterious caves.

You can choose among exclusive cruises providing first-class facilities which can guarantee the utmost comfort whether you are going for pure relaxation or have brought your colleagues, partners or suppliers for an incentive trip or meeting in the most beautiful and engaging surroundings.

Phu Quoc is known as Vietnam’s largest and most popular island destination for good reason. Only a short flight away from Saigon, half the island is part of Phú Quốc National Park, which features mountains, dense tropical jungle, hiking trails and wildlife. That makes Phu Quoc the ideal mixture of white sand beaches, excellent full service resorts and jungle trekking.