Grab is the app most visitors to Vietnam end up relying on daily, and Hoi An is no exception. Between GrabCar, GrabBike, and GrabFood, the app covers almost every way of getting around...
Teh Dar Show Hoi An offers a different way to experience Vietnam’s Central Highlands, using bamboo, movement, music, and acrobatics instead of a conventional narrated performance. The show is intimate, visually striking, and...
Staying connected in Hoi An makes it easier to use Grab, navigate the Old Town, translate menus, and keep in touch while travelling. A local Hoi An sim card takes only a few...
Most visitors planning a boat trip in Hoi An only ever hear about the Thu Bon River, but it's not the only waterway running through this part of Quang Nam. The Truong Giang...
Spending a month in Hoi An gives you time to settle into the city rather than simply tick off its highlights. You can return to the same local spots, get around without thinking...
Most visitors to Hoi An hear about My Son Sanctuary, the region's famous UNESCO-listed Cham ruins. Fewer know that a smaller, quieter, and completely free set of Cham towers stands just outside Tam...
A corporate retreat can cost anywhere from a few hundred to several thousand dollars per employee, depending on accommodation, meals, meeting facilities, transportation, and activities. This guide covers what to budget for, hidden...
What is a bridal party, and what role does it play in a wedding? Let’s look at how bridal parties work, how their roles differ in Vietnamese weddings, and why they are becoming...
Most Vietnam travel budgets are quoted per person, but that can be misleading for families. This guide breaks down the actual cost for a family of four, two parents and two children, sharing...
