New flight routes from China to Vietnam fuel surge in interest
Asia based travel platform Agoda says travel intent between China and Vietnam is surging on the back of new airlift between the countries.
According to Agoda search data, Chinese travellers’ interest in Vietnam increased nearly 90% between July and August 2025 compared to last year.
It follows the launch of new direct flight connections between Hanoi and various destinations in China, including Ningbo, Chengdu, Shanghai and Xi’an.
Vietnam’s National Statistics Office also reported that China was the leading source market for international arrivals to Vietnam in August 2025.
Vietnamese interest in travelling to China followed a similar pattern, with searches up 50% for the same period.
From Vietnam, travel interest to Ningbo increased 77% and Xi’an surged 130%.
Vu Ngoc Lam, Country Director, Vietnam, at Agoda said: “Vietnam is attracting more Chinese visitors by unlocking opportunities through improved flight connectivity. “
“Agoda is excited to play a role in connecting the two countries, making it easier for travelers to plan, book, and enjoy seamless journeys.”
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