Those new services from Việt Nam’s major cities of HCM City and Đà Nẵng will operate one daily direct flight for each route to bring passengers from Việt Nam to South Korea’s second-largest city Busan, Vietjet said in a statement. 

As well as the current route to Seoul, people and tourists will have more options to fly between Busan – a coastal city with many unique features of South Korea and the capital Hà Nội, with three return flights per week.

Vietjet has officially launched four more services linking top destinations of Việt Nam and India including HCM City/Hà Nội – Mumbai and Phú Quốc – New Delhi/Mumbai.

Sacombank is set to hire 300 employees by the end of July for positions like personal/corporate customer service associates, insurance sales associates, transaction office staff, and IT engineers and digital transformation experts.

“Fly first - Pay later” is an 100 per cent online financial product that first appeared on the Vietnamese market, disbursed within three minutes with a limit of VNĐ10 million to buy Vietjet air tickets and flexible installment terms for up to six months.

The Export-Import Bank of Thailand has agreed to provide the Bank for Investment and Development of Việt Nam with a credit facility worth US$100 million to use as working capital and support Thai exports to Việt Nam.

The two newest routes, which will operate 3 and 4 round-trip flights per week respectively, are expected to continue increasing the frequencies in the near future to serve passengers’ demand. 

The budget carrier expects to earn more than VNĐ22.3 trillion (US$959 million) in air transport revenue in 2022

Sacombank is one of the main sponsors of the annual Cashless Day organised by Tuổi Trẻ newspaper.