Our Milestone in Sustainability and How You Can Participate

Yes! After one year of hard-working, detailed and focussed work, we are proudly announcing our success in achieving the Travelife certificate. Since 2007, Travelife works to create a more sustainable environment in the tourism industry by setting sustainable benchmarks for its members. Not only did we manage to apply Travelifes’ detailed rules in a country that still needs improvement in sustainability, but we are also the first Vietnamese-owned tour operator achieving a sustainability certificate. ...READ MORE

Footprint’s Fresh Look On New Website

Over the last few months, Footprint Travel’s marketing and IT team has been in the secret Footprint lab working on some fresh looks for the new website, and a whole new focus on connecting with you, our partners and travelers. Some things are in style with new eye-popping images and remaining a user friendly design at the same time. ...READ MORE

For a Green Halong Bay – Project update

In partnership with the Ha Long Bay Management Board, Indochina Junk in Halong Bay (a partner company with Footprint) and Footprint Vietnam Travel a project called For a Green Halong Bay was launched as a trial project in 2007. Managed by Indochina Junk and sponsored by Footprint, as well as Tropical Sails the project has become a model of community-based success and responsible tourism. ...READ MORE

Footprint Vietnam Travel joins in with an Earth Hour Challenge

As Vietnam’s leading responsible tourism operator, the Footprint Vietnam Travel team decided to make a collective effort to come up with an I Will If You Will (IWIYW) challenge. The social phenomena has seen several YouTube videos being posted on the WWF website as well as YouTube. The IWIYW campaign has been designed to encourage each other, well, to: encourage each other! ...READ MORE

Footprint Vietnam Travel Celebrating 10 Years

In 1999, the dream began, when two students, from Hanoi Open University’s Faculty of Tourism, met and began to design a travel company that would show Vietnam to the World. ...READ MORE