It has taken me such a long time to take this kick though the account had created years and I have finished almost a hundred trips since commencing our travel agent.

Vietnam is a beautiful place with some of the friendliest people you’ll ever meet. However, it also pays to be vigilant and to know what to expect. 

So, you’ve arrived in Hanoi for the weekend and you’re wondering what to do, where to go but more importantly, where to eat? Well, at Tonkin Voyage Travel, we’ve got you covered. Despite being a travel agency, we’re not going to advise you on where to go but rather where to eat throughout your weekend stay. We’ve curated a list based on word-of-mouth and holier-than-thou advice. Albeit, there may be a few popular tourist haunts, but we’ve also included some local institutions so don’t be surprised if you’re the only westerner. But that’s what you want on your gastronomic adventure of Hanoi, right?  

  This concludes our final edition of Expat Women in Hanoi. We’re so thankful to the four women who contributed. They provided great insight to their overseas lives and some street food recommendations we have thoroughly enjoyed checking out. From all of us at Tonkin Voyage Travel, cảm ơn bạn!

We're introducing you to some of the expats who make up Hanoi. Read on for some excellent recommendations on the best places to eat, what they miss most about home, and what is just so captivating about our city that they chose to stay.   

With the wet weather in Hanoi sticking around for the next week, it begs the question, what does one do? You’ve done the main attractions and walking around Old Quarter soaking wet whilst dodging scooters doesn’t strike you as an appealing idea either. So, we decided to ask some of the girls in the office what they might get up to on a drizzly Hanoi weekend. 

Tonkin Voyage Travel is introducing you to some of the expat women that make-up Hanoi! Read on for some excellent recommendations on the best places to eat, what they miss the most about home and what is just so captivating about our city that they chose to stay.  

In honour of International Women’s Day, we will be publishing a weekly feature introducing you to some of the expat women who make up Hanoi. Read on for some excellent recommendations on the best places to eat, what they miss the most about home and what is just so captivating about our city that they chose to stay.