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The designated smoking room may be on its way out in Vietnam.The Ministry of Health has a draft decree that sets out a r...
18/10/2026

The designated smoking room may be on its way out in Vietnam.

The Ministry of Health has a draft decree that sets out a roadmap for the venues that can still keep an indoor smoking area today. Under an option in the draft, those venues would gradually switch to complete bans. The venues named include bars, karaoke parlours, dance clubs, airport passenger terminals, hotels and tourist accommodation.

What it is, and what it is not:

📌 It is a draft. Nothing changes tonight.
📌 It sits under the amended to***co law, which is expected before the National Assembly at its October 2026 session.
📌 The phase-by-phase roadmap will be set in guiding documents after the law is passed.

Proposal to ban to***co display at points of sale, tighten e-cigarettes

What it would look like day to day: smoking moves outside the door, the way it already has in workplaces, universities, public places and on public transport.
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If you run a bar, a homestay or a small hotel, this is one to watch. The phase dates are not set yet.

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Most foreigners asking “can I buy a home in Vietnam?” are asking about the wrong kind of home. Here is what the new Hous...
17/10/2026

Most foreigners asking “can I buy a home in Vietnam?” are asking about the wrong kind of home. Here is what the new Housing Law draft actually changes. 👇

Vietnam is rewriting its Housing Law. The National Assembly session that opened on 17 October is expected to vote on it before 20 November. Until then, the 2023 Housing Law still applies.

🏢 Apartments: still open
You can buy in approved commercial projects outside defence and security zones. Foreigners can own up to 30% of the units in each building, counted tower by tower.

🏡 Villas and townhouses: may close
Today, foreigners can own them inside approved projects, up to 250 houses per ward-sized area. The draft removes both the category and the cap. The reason given: a house comes with its own plot of land, an apartment does not.

🔑 Already own a house?
As drafted, you keep it under the 2023 rules. The same applies if you signed a purchase contract before the new law takes effect. This clause can still change before the final vote, so it is worth watching.

⏳ How long you own it
Up to 50 years from the date on your certificate, extendable once for up to 50 more. The draft does not change this.

🔚 When the term ends
New in the draft: before the term ends, you can sell, gift or arrange for your heirs to take over. If you do none of these, the State reclaims the home and sells it at auction.

🏦 Already in force today
When you buy from a developer or a property business, every payment goes through a bank account in Vietnam. Since 26 August 2026, Decree 339 brings heavy fines for sellers who take money any other way. Keep every transfer record from day one.

📌 Is this law yet?
No. This is a draft. If approved, the new rules are proposed to take effect on 1 March 2027.

Sources in the first comment. Follow IzyViet and we will post the final version the week it passes.

Saigon’s new airport is 40 km away. Upgrade or headache?Long Thanh is scheduled to open to commercial flights on 24 Dece...
16/10/2026

Saigon’s new airport is 40 km away. Upgrade or headache?

Long Thanh is scheduled to open to commercial flights on 24 December 2026. Here is what is actually planned.

🛠️ Before opening
Three rounds of full trial operations run from September to December. In October and November, the authorities still have to approve the airport operating certificate, the terminal operating manual and the aviation security programme.

✈️ Phase 1: 24 December to March 2027
Only part of the terminal opens. At most 366 flights a week: 322 domestic and 44 international, all short-haul. Vietnam Airlines plans four international routes, and Vietjet at least two.

🌏 Phase 2: April to October 2027
More international routes, as airlines move more of their network.

🛫 Phase 3: from October 2027
Full capacity, with the complete domestic and international network.

🚌 Getting there
No metro before 2030. Buses will carry the load: D**g Nai has listed 16 routes, including two to Tan Son Nhat and one to the Saigon bus station. None are running yet. The HCMC to Long Thanh expressway is being widened, with completion targeted for December.

The case for: a brand-new terminal built for 25 million passengers a year in its first phase, and less pressure on Tan Son Nhat.

The case against: about 40 km from the city centre, transport links still being finished, and two airports to check on every ticket.

In the first months, Tan Son Nhat will keep handling most Saigon flights.

Would you ride 40 km for a brand-new airport, or will you miss landing in the middle of the city? Comment UPGRADE or HEADACHE 👇

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Saigon without petrol motorbikes downtown. Brilliant or impossible?Ho Chi Minh City has published a draft plan for its f...
15/10/2026

Saigon without petrol motorbikes downtown. Brilliant or impossible?

Ho Chi Minh City has published a draft plan for its first low-emission zone. It is not law yet. The draft is open for public feedback before going to the city’s People’s Council.

Here is what it actually says, because the headlines are moving faster than the plan.

📍 The zone
From 1 January 2028, a pilot zone of around 15.6 km² would cover the existing city centre and Thu Thiem. From 2030, it could expand to areas inside Ring Road 2, depending on public transport and infrastructure.

🚕 2028: commercial vehicles first
During the pilot, taxis, contract passenger cars under nine seats and trucks carrying up to one tonne would need to meet the strictest emission standard to enter. Petrol vehicles would not be banned outright when the zone opens.

🛵 Your motorbike
Inside the zone, motorbikes would face rising emission standards from 2030 and 2032. Petrol motorbikes would be fully banned from the zone on 1 January 2035. Across the whole city, all motorbikes would need to run on clean energy by 2040.

📱 Ride-hailing and deliveries
All taxis, ride-hailing motorbikes and motorbike delivery services would have to switch to clean energy by 2030.

⏰ Some vehicles that do not meet the standards could be limited to entering the zone between 10pm and 6am.

So no, your petrol bike is not banned from downtown in 2028. But the direction is clear, and the city aims to expand its bus and metro network by 2030 to offer alternatives.

Over to you: would you switch to electric, or would you simply stop riding downtown? 👇

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Nobody hands you a manual when you move to Saigon. The city runs on rules that are never written down, and most newcomer...
14/10/2026

Nobody hands you a manual when you move to Saigon. The city runs on rules that are never written down, and most newcomers learn them the hard way.

Here are seven of them. Rule 3 looks like a maths problem.

1️⃣ Your left indicator means nothing. A blinking light is a suggestion, not a plan, and many riders forget it is on. Watch shoulders and front wheels instead.

2️⃣ Google Maps needs a co-pilot. One-way streets are everywhere, and some change direction at certain hours. Switch to motorbike mode and check the arrows on the road signs.

3️⃣ “123/45/6” is an address. Start at house 123 on the main road, turn into alley 45, then find house 6. Every slash takes you one alley deeper.

4️⃣ The raincoat lives under your seat. The southern rainy season runs roughly from May to November, and afternoon downpours arrive fast and leave just as quickly.

5️⃣ Those are not ninjas. Full sun jackets, gloves, masks and socks are everyday protection against the tropical sun, and fair skin is valued in Vietnamese beauty culture.

6️⃣ A 6 pm wedding starts at 7:30. The time on the invitation is when guests begin to arrive. The ceremony and the feast come later.

7️⃣ Ask the parking price first. Rates vary by area and event. And keep the little paper ticket, because without it your bike stays where it is.

⭐ Bonus: “cảm ơn” is the best skill on the list. Say thank you after every transaction, as a buyer or as a seller. It costs nothing and it opens doors.

Saigon has its own logic. Once you learn it, the chaos starts to feel like rhythm.

Which rule took you the longest to learn? Tell us in the comments 👇

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Fall in love with Saigon and you will end up with a visa run story. 🛂Ours are short. We take you from Ho Chi Minh City t...
13/10/2026

Fall in love with Saigon and you will end up with a visa run story. 🛂

Ours are short. We take you from Ho Chi Minh City to the Cambodia border and back on the same day, by shared departure or private car from your door. At the border, our team guides you through every step out and back in.

You bring your passport. We handle the rest.

Comment or DM RUN with the date your visa ends, and we will find you a run before it. 📩

Saigon wants a city without traffic jams. The deadline is 2030.On 11 October, the city’s Department of Construction said...
12/10/2026

Saigon wants a city without traffic jams. The deadline is 2030.

On 11 October, the city’s Department of Construction said that clearing Saigon’s 28 worst congestion points is one of its core targets for the next five years.

🚦 The problem
More than 14 million people live here, and the city expects that figure to keep climbing. Some of the black spots are old enemies: the An Phu intersection and the My Thuy roundabout were already on the official list back in 2019. If you live or work in the former District 2, you know them well.

🏗️ The plan
5 points in 2026. 9 more in 2027. All 28 by 2030. The city plans to do this through projects already under way, steel overpasses being studied for some spots, and above all the metro, which is set to grow from about 20 km today to 255 km by 2030.

⏳ The catch
Five points are due this year, and 2026 has less than three months left. The targets are bold. The proof will be on the road.

Which junction costs you the most time every week? Tell us in the comments. 👇

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Is Vietnam getting more expensive? And who is actually paying more?Short answer: yes, prices are rising. Inflation reach...
11/10/2026

Is Vietnam getting more expensive? And who is actually paying more?

Short answer: yes, prices are rising. Inflation reached 5.08% year on year in September 2026. But the increase is not spread evenly, and what you spend your money on decides how much you feel it.

⬆️ Who is paying more
Everyone, a little: transport costs rose 6.06% over the first nine months, driven by fuel.
Renters, most of all. Official rented-housing prices rose 6.32% in the first half of 2026, ahead of overall inflation at 4.38%.
Families with children in international schools. Top fees in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City now reach around VND 1 billion a year, and many Ho Chi Minh City schools raised fees again for 2026-27.
Beach-resort travellers. Hotel prices jumped in the first half of 2026, led by Phu Quoc.

⬇️ Who is paying less than they think
Visitors spending on the ground. The UK Post Office named Hoi An the best-value long-haul destination in its 2025 report. Holiday basics cost almost 11% less than the year before, helped by a weaker d**g.
Anyone eating local. Street food and local eateries remain remarkably cheap, and official data shows everyday prices barely change across the country. In 2025, the cheapest locality was just 8.53% cheaper than the most expensive one, Hanoi.

📍 The real lesson
Your monthly bill depends less on which city you choose and more on what you spend on. The bills rising fastest are housing, international schooling and resort stays. Everyday Vietnam is still great value.

Living here or planning a trip? Which cost surprised you most? Tell us below.

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Photos by Tuan Vy.

Vietnam has been named the 10th favourite country in the world by readers of Condé Nast Traveler, the American travel ma...
10/10/2026

Vietnam has been named the 10th favourite country in the world by readers of Condé Nast Traveler, the American travel magazine, in its 2026 Readers’ Choice Awards, published on 6 October.

Now in its 39th edition, the survey is one of the longest-running in the travel industry. This year it gathered 798,867 responses, mainly from readers in the United States, who rated the destinations they had visited.

Vietnam scored 92.99 out of 100, in a table decided by fine margins. Panama, in 9th place, scored 93.02, while South Korea, in 11th, finished just 0.01 points behind.

Japan took first place for the fourth consecutive year, ahead of Italy and Ireland. Southeast Asia had a strong showing, with four countries in the top 20: Cambodia (4th), Vietnam (10th), Thailand (12th) and Singapore (18th).

The ranking lands at a busy moment for Vietnamese tourism. The country welcomed 17.7 million international visitors between January and September, up 14.5 per cent on last year, with arrivals from Europe growing fastest. That is roughly 71 per cent of the 2026 target of 25 million, and the peak international season, from October to March, is only just beginning.

In late September, at the World Travel Awards, Vietnam was also named Asia’s Leading Destination for the eighth time and Asia’s Leading Heritage Destination for the fourth. Hanoi won Asia’s Leading City Break Destination, while Ho Chi Minh City was recognised for business travel and events.

Vietnam is no stranger to the Condé Nast list. It placed 12th in 2015 and 15th in 2024.

It is worth remembering what this ranking measures. It does not assess infrastructure or official statistics. It reflects how satisfied travellers felt after their trips. For a country so often judged by its food, its landscapes and the warmth of its people, that may be the most telling score of all.

Full ranking and sources in the first comment.

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✈️ Landing in Saigon? The immigration queue is optional.IzyViet Fast Track walks you through Tan Son Nhat on arrival and...
10/10/2026

✈️ Landing in Saigon? The immigration queue is optional.

IzyViet Fast Track walks you through Tan Son Nhat on arrival and departure without the long wait. And the year-end rush is close. On 22 February 2026, the last day of the Tet holiday, the airport handled a record 177,859 passengers in a single day.

🛬 Arrival: our team meets you at the airport and escorts you to the priority immigration lane.
🛫 Departure: we meet you at the terminal entrance and take you through check-in and priority immigration.

You still pass every official check, through the priority lane instead of the main queue.

It suits families with young children, older parents, first-time arrivals, travellers with a tight connection, and anyone stepping off a long-haul flight.

📌 Your flight changed? Send us the new time and we move your booking at no extra cost.

👉 Comment or DM FAST with your flight date and we will confirm availability.

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