Tet Holiday

In big cities like Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, more than 90% of laborers resumed their work after the week-long holiday as most want a stable workplace in the first normal holiday after Covid-19.

The airport witnessed a surge in passengers and flight traffic during the busiest days of this Tet, as travelers head home to celebrate the Lunar New Year.

Hanoi's tourism sector has set the goal of welcoming three million international visitors this year.

Noi Bai International Airport in Hanoi has taken measures to prepare for a throughput of over 100,000 passengers per day during Tet holiday.

The move aims to facilitate traffic during Tet holiday, the largest festival in year of Vietnamese people.

The annual event is aimed at welcoming overseas Vietnamese to the biggest traditional holiday and honoring their contributions to the nation.

Visiting Hanoi flower markets to buy bonsais, house adornment stuff, or flowers for Tet decoration is an elegant hobby for many Hanoians.

Hospitals and a disease control center in Hanoi are tasked with building their own plans to stock up on medicines.

The inspection of infringing goods at the end of the year in the city starts on November 1 and continues for the next three and a half months.

The increase in demand will be mainly on the main routes, especially the Ho Chi Minh-Hanoi one.