The group of 4,500 guests will experience a luxury vacation in Hanoi. With the distribution of small groups of 200 to 400 people, visitors will enjoy private space and attentive service at luxury 5-star hotels such as InterContinental Hanoi Landmark72, Meliá Hanoi or Pan Pacific Hanoi.
With room rates ranging from 2.1 million to 4.4 million VND/night, visitors will enjoy modern, luxurious facilities and international-class services. In particular, these hotels also prepare grand gala nights, promising to bring unforgettable experiences to the entire group of guests.
The largest ever Indian delegation of 4,500 guests will arrive in Hanoi today.
Novotel Hanoi Thai Ha Hotel (Dong Da, Hanoi) welcomed a total of 800 guests out of 4,500 people. Of these, about 400 guests stayed in the first phase (August 27 - August 30), the rest arrived in the second phase (August 31 - September 3).
The entire system of 343 rooms has been carefully arranged, with full facilities and high standard services. The hotel staff is also mobilized and assigned specifically, ensuring that all are ready with the best skills and foreign language ability to serve guests professionally.
Representatives of these accommodation facilities said that the group of guests had almost no requests regarding accommodation but were especially concerned about food and drink.
The 4,500-person Indian delegation coming to Vietnam has strict requirements, placing extremely diverse and complex culinary notes. With different beliefs and religions, members of the delegation have separate diets, from vegetarian to diets that exclude beef, pork, or seafood.
In addition, ensuring hygiene and the origin of raw materials is also an important requirement. In addition, Indian eating habits are quite special, with mealtimes often late and being late is quite common. Communication is also a big challenge when some customers only use Hindi, making it difficult to convey information and meet customers' needs.
Movenpick Living West Hanoi Hotel is expected to welcome 300 guests for 4 days, and will use the entire lobby on the first floor as a dining area for the group. At the same time, this place will hire an Indian chef to serve familiar dishes for the group, in addition to Hanoi specialties such as pho, fish noodles, fish cakes. And especially, use desserts made from green rice from Vong village.
Service providers are actively preparing to satisfy this group of guests.
Or InterContinental Hanoi Landmark 72 chooses to provide traditional Indian, vegetarian and vegan dishes, guests will be served typical Indian dishes from all regions. All kitchen utensils serving Indian dishes are also imported from the native country.
In recent years, the market has begun to witness the bustling appearance of Indian restaurants in all tourist localities, especially Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Nha Trang, Da Nang...
According to experts, Vietnam's adaptation efforts and shift in welcoming Indian visitors are considered "quick, especially in the context that we are losing an important source of international visitors, China."
To bring memorable experiences to the delegation, the Deputy Director of the Vietnam National Administration of Tourism requested localities to organize activities to introduce destinations, hospitality, and pride in the land and Vietnam.
