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Vietnam fast track for families, seniors and business travelers is the same airport hospitality service used three different ways: a host shows tired parents where to go, walks at an older traveler’s pace, and keeps a business flyer moving between terminals. It starts at $30 USD per passport at SGN, HAN, DAD and PQC. What…
Aug 16, 2026
Arriving at Tan Son Nhat works like this: every international flight lands at Terminal 2, you clear immigration (25–45 minutes at peak), collect your bags, walk out past customs, and ride about 7 km to District 1. A KissTour host can meet you in the arrival hall, wheel your luggage and — because we register…
Aug 15, 2026
Ho Chi Minh City or Da Nang? Do both if you can. The two cities are linked by an 80-minute flight with about 50 departures a day, and they give you two completely different trips: Saigon is street energy and late-night food, Da Nang is beaches, mountains and easy day trips. Most travelers split one…
Aug 14, 2026
Is a Da Nang night tour worth it? A local guide breaks down what you actually see, the $35 USD price, Dragon Bridge show times and when to skip it.
Aug 06, 2026
Da Nang with kids is about as easy as Vietnam gets: the airport is 15 minutes from the beach, a dragon breathes real fire every weekend for free, the sea at My Khe is calm from February to August, and the food is child-friendly. Here is what works, what it costs in 2026, and what…
Aug 03, 2026
Arriving in Vietnam at night is safe and completely workable: immigration processes passengers whenever flights land, ride apps run around the clock, and hotels are used to 3 AM check-ins. What changes after dark is what is open, how long queues get when several red-eyes land together, and how much patience you have left. Here…
Aug 02, 2026
Is Noi Bai fast track worth it? At peak hours, yes: for $30 USD per person we register your flight with the airport in advance, so your host takes you through the fast-track line instead of the general queue that backs up in Hanoi. Landing midday on a quiet weekday with an approved e-visa in…
Jul 31, 2026
First time in Saigon? Here is the short version: most visitors need a $25 USD e-visa, a Grab from the airport to District 1 runs 110,000–250,000 VND (~$4–9.5), and cash plus QR codes rule daily spending. The city is far friendlier to beginners than its traffic suggests — this guide covers the rest, from our…
Jul 29, 2026
Taking kids on a Saigon food tour: which dishes picky eaters actually finish, allergy handling, ages that work, and how young kids ride between stops.
Jul 28, 2026
Can kids join a Saigon motorbike tour? Yes — exact age rules, child helmets, prices and when to skip it, from the KissTour women riders.
Jul 28, 2026
Visas for kids, best seasons, airports, food and motorbike tours — the honest family guide to Vietnam from the KissTour women riders.
Jul 28, 2026
A Saigon dinner cruise is worth it if you are after a relaxed, scenic evening on the water with the city lights as your backdrop — expect to pay about $20 USD to $70 USD for 2.5 to 3 hours. It is not worth it if you are chasing great food or an authentic taste…
Jul 27, 2026
7 hours
US $78 per person
The full-day version of our Saigon city tour: 7 hours across the city’s famous landmarks, hidden war-time stories and lesser-known gems, with a local meal…
US $30 per person
Your host is waiting in the arrival hall with a KissTour sign. Your fast-track slot is booked with the airport before you fly, so you…
4.5 hours
US $79 per person
Our Michelin-inspired food tour takes you to 6 local spots across 5 districts, with 7+ authentic dishes and one scenic stop by night.
4 hours
US $59 per person
Our #1-rated food tour in Ho Chi Minh takes you to real local spots, with 10+ authentic dishes and 5 districts to explore at night.
3.5 hours
US $39 per person
Feel like a local when immersing yourself into the nightlife and explore the local places that most tourists don’t often see.
3.5 hours
US $45 per person
Explore Saigon’s history and hidden war-time stories in half-day or full-day options. Includes famous landmarks and lesser-known gems.
4 hours
US $59 per person
Ride through Saigon and enjoy 10+ flavorful vegan dishes with local guides who feel more like friends than tour leaders.