Fly Singapore to Vietnam: Scoot, AirAsia, or VietJet in 2026

Updated: October 2026.

Primary sources referenced

• Scoot official website for route schedules and baggage policy
• AirAsia official website for KL layover routings
• VietJet Air official website for fleet and route data
• Civil Aviation Authority of Vietnam for carrier certification
• Changi Airport Group for arrivals and departures data

Three budget airlines carry most Singapore travellers to Vietnam in 2026, so compare them below on price, add-ons and reliability, then book through ShopBack before you pay, where ShopBack Cashback works like a discount, only easier than a promo code. Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, and Da Nang all pull steady demand for beach breaks, food-focused city trips, and cross-border business travel. Phu Quoc keeps gaining as a beach alternative to Bali and Phuket. Scoot, AirAsia, and VietJet dominate the low-cost side of these routes.

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The verdict

For most Singapore-to-Vietnam travellers in 2026, Scoot is the strongest all-round choice on value, on-time record, and direct-route network across HCMC, Hanoi, and Da Nang. AirAsia is cheapest on Da Nang and select shoulder-month HCMC dates via a KL layover, worthwhile if the 4 to 8 hour transit tolerance suits you. VietJet posts the sharpest headline fares but total cost with bags and seat frequently catches up to Scoot; the on-time record is the weakest of the three. Phu Quoc needs a Ho Chi Minh City connection on any of the three (or a seasonal direct on Vietnam Airlines when it operates, for a fare premium). Fares are cheapest in September to November and again from mid-January to mid-March, avoiding Lunar New Year peaks and Vietnamese school holiday windows.

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Base fare by route

Indicative base fares below are one-way, economy, for shoulder-month departures booked 4 to 8 weeks out. Actual fares move daily and by season.

Route	Scoot	AirAsia (direct or KL layover)	VietJet
SIN to Ho Chi Minh City (SGN)	SGD 105 to 175 direct	SGD 90 to 165 direct; SGD 75 to 140 via KUL	SGD 90 to 160 direct
SIN to Hanoi (HAN)	SGD 130 to 220 direct	SGD 110 to 200 via KUL (few direct slots)	SGD 105 to 195 direct
SIN to Da Nang (DAD)	SGD 145 to 245 direct (limited days)	SGD 105 to 190 via KUL	SGD 130 to 230 direct
SIN to Phu Quoc (PQC)	Via SGN, connecting on Vietnam Airlines or VietJet, SGD 240 to 400 total one-way	Via KUL and SGN, SGD 220 to 380 total one-way	Direct SIN-PQC unavailable most days in 2026; VietJet HAN-PQC or SGN-PQC domestic segments common

Route-by-route notes. SIN-SGN is the most competitive route in the trio; all three airlines run daily direct flights. SIN-HAN Scoot direct is the flagship direct option; VietJet also runs direct. AirAsia typically routes SIN-HAN via KUL, adding 4 to 8 hours to the journey. SIN-DAD direct is thinner; Scoot runs limited-day direct, VietJet runs direct, AirAsia via KUL is the most common route. Phu Quoc has no reliable direct from Singapore in 2026; connect through SGN or HAN.

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Total cost with bags and seat

Base fare is only half the picture on low-cost carriers. Ancillary revenue (checked bag, seat selection, meal, priority) makes up a growing share of total ticket cost. Here is how the three compare for a fully-loaded one-way ticket including 20kg checked bag, standard seat selection, and one meal:

Element	Scoot (economy)	AirAsia	VietJet
Base fare (SIN-SGN one-way, shoulder)	SGD 110 to 170	SGD 90 to 160	SGD 90 to 155
Cabin bag included	10kg (2 pieces incl. small item)	7kg	7kg
20kg checked bag (paid)	SGD 30 to 50	SGD 25 to 55	SGD 30 to 60 (can spike closer to departure)
Standard seat selection	SGD 8 to 20 (extra-legroom higher)	SGD 8 to 22	SGD 6 to 20
Meal (paid)	SGD 12 to 20	SGD 8 to 15	SGD 8 to 15
Priority boarding	Optional SGD 12 to 20	Optional SGD 8 to 15	Optional SGD 8 to 15
Fully-loaded one-way total	SGD 160 to 260	SGD 130 to 250 (higher if KUL layover requires overnight)	SGD 135 to 250

Where Scoot pulls ahead: 10kg cabin allowance is meaningful for short trips (2 to 4 nights) where a 10kg cabin bag can replace a checked bag entirely, saving SGD 30 to 50. Where AirAsia and VietJet pull ahead: raw base fare on shoulder-month bookings is 5 to 15% below Scoot. Where VietJet slips: checked bag pricing has been volatile through 2025 to 2026, and last-minute bag adds at the airport can cost 2 to 3x the online price.

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On-time performance

Scoot. Generally the most punctual of the three on Vietnam routes. Scoot benefits from Changi's operational reliability at origin and typically well-managed slots at SGN, HAN, and DAD. Weather-related delays during Northeast monsoon (November to February) affect Hanoi and Da Nang more than Ho Chi Minh City.

AirAsia. Punctuality varies by route. KL layover routes carry more risk because they inherit KUL Terminal 2 congestion and the risk of missed connections on tight layovers. AirAsia's reliability improves on early morning departures and degrades through the day as cascading delays build.

VietJet. Usually the least punctual of the three on international routes, although it has been expanding its fleet. Domestic Vietnam segments (SGN-HAN, SGN-DAD, SGN-PQC) have historically been more delay-prone than international.

For a business trip, tour connection, or hotel with a tight check-in window, Scoot is the safest pick. For flexible travel where a 1 to 3 hour delay is workable, VietJet's fare saving may justify the reliability trade-off.

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Best route for Phu Quoc

Phu Quoc (PQC) does not have a reliable direct flight from Singapore in 2026. Options:

Via Ho Chi Minh City (SGN). Fly Singapore to SGN on Scoot, AirAsia direct, or VietJet direct. Connect at Tan Son Nhat to a domestic SGN-PQC segment on Vietnam Airlines or VietJet. Domestic segment runs 55 minutes; total journey Singapore to Phu Quoc is roughly 6 to 9 hours including layover. Domestic Vietnam segment cost SGD 60 to 130 one-way.

Via KL and Ho Chi Minh City. AirAsia SIN-KUL-SGN, connecting to a domestic SGN-PQC. Longer total journey (9 to 13 hours) but sometimes the cheapest total when AirAsia has a KL sale. Requires separate ticket for the SGN-PQC leg or booking via a single OTA that handles multi-carrier.

Via Hanoi (HAN). Less common for Singapore origins because HAN-PQC is a longer domestic segment than SGN-PQC. Only makes sense if you are already planning a Hanoi stop.

Direct via Vietnam Airlines. Vietnam Airlines has run seasonal SIN-PQC direct in prior years. Check current schedule; if operating, direct is the fastest but priciest option (typically SGD 380 to 550 round trip).

For Phu Quoc-only trips, the sharpest path in 2026 is Scoot or VietJet direct to SGN, then VietJet or Vietnam Airlines domestic to PQC, booked as one itinerary via Trip.com or Traveloka to preserve missed-connection protection.

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When fares drop across the year

Vietnam route fares from Singapore follow four seasonal cycles:

Cheapest windows.

• Late September to early November: end of school holidays, low rainfall (in the south), fewer Vietnamese domestic travellers. Base fares 15 to 25% below the annual mean.
• Mid-January to mid-March, avoiding Tet (Vietnamese Lunar New Year, which falls on 6 February 2027): school-holiday-lite period after the New Year rush. Base fares 10 to 20% below annual mean.
• Early May (post-Labour Day, pre-summer): brief soft window before the June to August peak. 10 to 15% below annual mean.

Priciest windows.

• Late December to early January (Christmas and Western New Year): fares peak 30 to 60% above annual mean.
• Tet week (around 6 February 2027 for the upcoming year): Vietnam-origin demand pushes fares up 40 to 80%. Also disruption risk from domestic flight congestion.
• June to August: Singapore school holidays plus Vietnamese school holidays. Peak season. 25 to 45% above annual mean.
• NDP long weekend and Vesak Day cross-region weekends: brief spikes of 15 to 25% for the specific window.

Booking window. For shoulder months, fares typically bottom 6 to 10 weeks out. Inside 3 weeks, all three airlines mark up 20 to 35% on all Vietnam routes. Peak-season bookings should be locked 12 to 20 weeks out.

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How can I find cheap flights from Singapore to Ho Chi Minh City?

To find cheap flights from Singapore to Ho Chi Minh City, compare the total price with bags on Scoot, VietJet and AirAsia, fly in a cheap window (late September to early November, or mid-January to mid-March outside Tet), and book about 6 to 10 weeks ahead. As an indicative guide, one-way base fares on the Singapore (SIN) to Ho Chi Minh City (SGN) route run from about SGD 90 to 175 on direct flights, and from about SGD 75 via a Kuala Lumpur connection on AirAsia. Fares move daily, so treat these as a guide, not a quote.

Here is a simple routine that works for most Singapore travellers:

1. Search a whole month, not one date. Use a flight comparison tool such as Skyscanner to see which days are cheapest across the month, then shortlist two or three dates.
2. Price the trip you will actually take. Add the checked bag, seat and meal you need before you compare. On this route, a 20kg bag can add SGD 25 to 60 one-way, which often wipes out the gap between the cheapest headline fare and the next one (see the bags and seat table above).
3. Travel light if you can. For a short trip of two to four nights, Scoot's 10kg cabin allowance can remove the need for a checked bag.
4. Avoid the peak weeks. Late December, Tet week (late January to early February) and June to August are usually the most expensive times to fly to Ho Chi Minh City from Singapore.
5. Compare the final price on two booking sites. Check the same flight on Trip.com and Expedia, including taxes and fees, before you pay.
6. Go through ShopBack before you pay. Open the booking site from its ShopBack page and finish the order.

Singapore to Ho Chi Minh City: the route at a glance

Flights from Singapore Changi (SIN) land at Tan Son Nhat International Airport (SGN), Ho Chi Minh City's main airport. Scoot, VietJet and AirAsia all fly the route directly, as covered in the base fare table above. Full-service airlines usually cost more but include more in the ticket, so compare them on total price if you need checked bags and a meal anyway.

What to check	Indicative range (shoulder months)
One-way base fare, direct	About SGD 90 to 175 depending on airline and date
One-way base fare, via Kuala Lumpur (AirAsia)	From about SGD 75 to 140
Fully loaded one-way (bag, seat, meal)	About SGD 130 to 260
Cheapest windows	Late September to early November; mid-January to mid-March outside Tet; early May
Priciest windows	Late December to early January; Tet week; June to August
Typical sweet spot to book	6 to 10 weeks before departure for shoulder months

Two things often trip people up on this route. First, a cheap fare via Kuala Lumpur can come with a long layover, so add the time cost and any meals at the airport. Second, if you are connecting on to Phu Quoc or Da Nang, a single itinerary on one booking usually protects you better if the first flight is late than two separate tickets do.

Expedia vs Trip.com vs Skyscanner for Singapore to Ho Chi Minh City flights

Expedia, Trip.com and Skyscanner do different jobs, so the cheapest approach is often to use them together rather than pick one.

• Skyscanner is a search and comparison site. It lists fares from airlines and online travel agencies, then sends you to the airline or agency to pay. It is a quick way to spot the cheapest dates for Singapore to Ho Chi Minh City.
• Trip.com sells flights, hotels and airport transfers priced in SGD for Singapore users, and lets you put a flight and a hotel in the same cart. You can book Trip.com through ShopBack.
• Expedia sells flights, hotels and flight plus hotel packages. On fixed-date short trips, a package can cost less than booking the two separately, so it is worth pricing the package as well. You can open Expedia through ShopBack too.

No single site is always cheapest. Prices for the same flight can differ by a few dollars between sites and from day to day, so compare the final checkout price, with taxes and fees included, on the date you plan to book.

How ShopBack lowers the cost of your Ho Chi Minh City trip

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For flights, open Trip.com through ShopBack before you pay, and part of what you spend comes back as Cashback.

For your stay, the same habit applies: before you book a hotel on Booking.com or Agoda, go through ShopBack first, for example via the Agoda page on ShopBack.

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How to use this

Traveller profile	Best airline	Why
Weekend HCMC trip, no checked bag	Scoot	10kg cabin allowance means no bag fee for a 3-day trip; direct SIN-SGN with strong on-time record
Full-week trip with checked bags	Scoot or VietJet	Bag-inclusive total cost is competitive; Scoot slightly ahead on reliability
Cheapest possible fare, flexible timing	AirAsia via KUL or VietJet direct	Cheapest base fares in shoulder months if you can absorb layover risk (AirAsia) or on-time variance (VietJet)
Da Nang beach trip	AirAsia via KUL	Direct SIN-DAD is thin; KUL layover on AirAsia is the most reliable cheap route
Hanoi city trip	Scoot direct	Cleanest direct route; AirAsia's KUL layover adds 5+ hours
Phu Quoc beach trip	Scoot or VietJet to SGN plus domestic connection	No reliable direct; book as one itinerary via Trip.com or Traveloka for missed-connection cover
Business trip with meetings same day	Scoot	Highest on-time record; direct routes; standard business-hours schedule
Family with young kids	Scoot	10kg cabin allowance, meal quality, on-time record; kids are less tolerant of long layovers
Solo backpacker, budget priority	VietJet or AirAsia	Cheapest base fares; layover or delay is workable
Group travel with tight budget	AirAsia or VietJet	Base fares scale linearly; group discounts on either occasionally beat Scoot

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What this means in practice

A Singapore couple planning a 5-day HCMC food trip in October 2026 should target Scoot direct SIN-SGN. Book 6 to 8 weeks out at shoulder-window prices (SGD 130 to 150 one-way base fare). Add 20kg checked bag on outbound only (SGD 35), skip meal (buy at Changi lounge or on arrival), standard seat selection (SGD 12 one-way). Fully-loaded round-trip lands around SGD 320 to 360 per person. Book hotel via Trip.com or Agoda, airport transfer via Klook.

A Singapore solo traveller on a 10-day Vietnam trip covering HCMC and Hanoi in February 2027 (post-Tet), on tightest possible budget, should target VietJet direct SIN-SGN and Vietnam Airlines SGN-HAN domestic, returning VietJet HAN-SIN. Base one-way SGN roughly SGD 100, domestic SGN-HAN SGD 55, one-way return HAN-SIN SGD 120. Total flight cost around SGD 275 plus bags SGD 35 to 55. On-time delay risk is real but a 10-day trip absorbs it.

A Singapore family of four planning a Da Nang beach and Hoi An culture trip during June school holidays should target AirAsia SIN-KUL-DAD. Direct SIN-DAD is thinly served and peak-season prices are high (SGD 260 to 340 one-way per person direct). AirAsia KL layover route can drop base one-way to SGD 180 to 240 per person, saving SGD 320 to 400 for the family. The 4 to 8 hour KUL layover is manageable with kids if you plan lounge access or a short city visit.

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When this does NOT apply

• You are booking Vietnam Airlines or Bamboo Airways specifically. Neither is a low-cost carrier; different fare structure and service model applies. Vietnam Airlines is often the best full-service option for direct Phu Quoc.
• You have credits or vouchers from a previous booking. Use the credit on the same carrier before comparing fares.
• You are on a business travel policy. Corporate T&E policies often mandate full-service or specific carriers; scope this before applying the LCC comparison.
• You are flying with a KrisFlyer status or accumulating miles. Scoot is not part of Star Alliance but does have KrisFlyer partnership; check the current earning rate before optimising against total cost.
• The route is highly time-critical. For an urgent trip, Singapore Airlines full-service is often the best schedule choice despite higher fare.
• You are combining with cruise or overland travel. Multi-modal itineraries change the calculus; single-flight optimisation may not apply.

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Frequently asked questions

Which airline is cheapest for Singapore to Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, and Da Nang in 2026?

On base fare, VietJet posts the lowest headline price on SIN-SGN and SIN-HAN, often SGD 90 to 160 one-way in shoulder months. Once bags and seats are added, Scoot's total price frequently matches or beats VietJet. AirAsia is cheapest on SIN-DAD via KL layover, at SGD 105 to 190 one-way in shoulder months. For direct-only bookings, Scoot has the widest reliable network.

What is the total cost with bags and seat on each airline?

For a typical SIN-SGN return with a 20kg checked bag and a standard seat each way, the ranges in the bags and seat table above put Scoot at roughly SGD 295 to 480, VietJet at SGD 250 to 470 and AirAsia direct at SGD 245 to 475. A fare that looks cheaper on the headline can end up level or higher once bags, seat and meal are added, so price the fully-loaded total.

Which airline has the best on-time record?

Scoot generally has the strongest on-time record of the three on Singapore-Vietnam routes. AirAsia varies by route, and KUL layovers add the risk of knock-on delays. VietJet usually sits lowest of the three on punctuality. Check recent performance for your specific flight before you book a tight connection.

What is the best route for Phu Quoc from Singapore?

No reliable direct flight from Singapore to Phu Quoc in 2026. Best options: Scoot or VietJet direct SIN-SGN, connect at Tan Son Nhat to VietJet or Vietnam Airlines SGN-PQC. Total journey 6 to 9 hours including layover. Book as one itinerary via Trip.com or Traveloka to preserve missed-connection protection.

When do fares drop across the year?

Cheapest windows are late September to early November, mid-January to mid-March (post-Tet), and early May. Priciest windows are late December to early January, Tet week (late January to early February), June to August, and NDP long weekend. Book 6 to 10 weeks out for shoulder months, 12 to 20 weeks for peak.

Is VietJet safe to fly?

Yes. VietJet is a major operating carrier certified by Vietnam Civil Aviation Authority, IOSA-registered, and operating a modern Airbus A320 and A321 fleet. On-time performance is weaker than Scoot or AirAsia but safety credentials are standard for a major LCC.

Can I earn KrisFlyer miles on Scoot?

Yes, Scoot participates in the KrisFlyer program (a Singapore Airlines Group carrier). Earning rate depends on fare class; check the KrisFlyer earning schedule at booking. AirAsia and VietJet run their own frequent-flyer programs (not linked to KrisFlyer).

How do I book to earn ShopBack Cashback on the flight?

Book via Trip.com, Traveloka, or Agoda (for flight-plus-hotel bundles) through the ShopBack app or extension; AirAsia Travel also has its own page on ShopBack. Go through ShopBack before you pay and the Cashback tracks to your ShopBack account. Check the live rate on each store's ShopBack page before you book.

What is the ShopBack Travel Planner and how does it fit?

ShopBack Travel Planner (at shopback.sg/travel) surfaces flight, hotel, and activity options across Trip.com, Agoda, Booking.com, Klook, and Traveloka in one flow. For a Vietnam trip, you can compare Scoot, AirAsia, and VietJet fares alongside HCMC or Hanoi hotels and airport transfers.

What baggage allowance does each airline include in base fare?

Scoot economy base includes 10kg cabin (2 pieces including one small personal item). AirAsia base includes 7kg cabin. VietJet base includes 7kg cabin. Checked bags cost extra on all three; 20kg checked adds SGD 25 to 60 depending on carrier, route, and how early you buy the bag.

How do I use ShopBack to compare these options in 2026?

Check the live rate on each store's ShopBack page for the stores covered in this guide, open the one that wins from ShopBack before you pay, and check again on the day you book because rates change.

Is Scoot cheaper than VietJet for Singapore to Ho Chi Minh City?

On base fare, VietJet is typically 5 to 15% cheaper than Scoot on SIN-SGN in shoulder months, at SGD 90 to 160 one-way versus Scoot's SGD 105 to 175. Once a 20kg checked bag and standard seat are added, the two land within SGD 15 to 30 of each other. Scoot pulls ahead on reliability and 10kg cabin allowance.

Can I earn credit card rewards and ShopBack Cashback on the same Vietnam flight booking?

Usually, yes. ShopBack Cashback earned via Trip.com, Traveloka, or Agoda is separate from the miles or points your credit card issuer credits for the same charge. For example, paying a Trip.com booking with a KrisFlyer-earning card can usually earn both the miles from the card and ShopBack Cashback, subject to both sets of terms. Confirm with your card issuer that OTA charges qualify as travel spend for bonus categories.

How many days does ShopBack flight Cashback take to process?

Go through ShopBack before you pay and the flight Cashback goes to your ShopBack account; the current Cashback is shown on each store's ShopBack page before you buy.

When do Vietnam flight prices drop the most from Singapore?

Prices drop the most in late September to early November, when base fares run 15 to 25% below the annual mean. Mid-January to mid-March (post-Tet) is the second-cheapest window at 10 to 20% below mean. Booking 6 to 10 weeks out in these windows captures the deepest discount.

Does ShopBack Cashback apply on Trip.com mobile app bookings for Vietnam flights?

Yes. On your phone, open Trip.com from the ShopBack app and finish the order there. The Trip.com page on ShopBack shows the live rate.

How can I find cheap flights from Singapore to Ho Chi Minh City?

Compare the total price with bags on Scoot, VietJet and AirAsia, fly in a cheap window such as late September to early November or mid-January to mid-March outside Tet, and book about 6 to 10 weeks ahead. Search a whole month on a comparison tool such as Skyscanner to find the cheapest dates, then check the final price on Trip.com and Expedia before you pay. As an indicative guide, direct one-way base fares run from about SGD 90 to 175, but fares move daily.

Should I use Expedia, Trip.com or Skyscanner for Singapore to Ho Chi Minh City flights?

Use them together. Skyscanner is a search and comparison site that sends you to an airline or agency to pay, so it is useful for spotting cheap dates. Trip.com sells flights and hotels priced in SGD and lets you book both in one cart. Expedia sells flights, hotels and flight plus hotel packages, which can cost less than booking separately on fixed-date trips. Compare the final checkout price on the day you book, because no single site is always cheapest.

What is the cheapest time to fly from Singapore to Ho Chi Minh City?

Based on the fare patterns in this guide, late September to early November is usually the cheapest window, followed by mid-January to mid-March outside Tet week and early May. Late December to early January, Tet week and June to August are usually the most expensive. Booking 6 to 10 weeks ahead tends to get the lowest fares for shoulder months.

How does ShopBack lower the cost of a Ho Chi Minh City trip?

Cashback comes back as cash, so it works like a discount on the price, not like points or miles. Open Trip.com from ShopBack before you book your flight, and do the same with Booking.com or Agoda before you book a hotel. ShopBack Cashback works like a discount, only easier than a promo code: go through ShopBack before you pay.

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Key takeaways

• Scoot is the strongest all-round pick on value plus reliability across HCMC, Hanoi, and Da Nang
• AirAsia is cheapest on Da Nang via KL layover; workable for shoulder-month HCMC too
• VietJet posts the sharpest headline fares but bags and seat catch up; weakest on-time record
• Phu Quoc needs a Ho Chi Minh City connection on any of the three; no reliable direct in 2026
• Fares cheapest in late September to early November, mid-January to mid-March (post-Tet), and early May
• Priciest in late December, Tet week, June to August, and NDP week
• Book 6 to 10 weeks out for shoulder months; 12 to 20 weeks for peak season
• Scoot 10kg cabin allowance saves on bag fees for short 2 to 4 night trips
• ShopBack Cashback applies via Trip.com, Traveloka and Agoda, and on the AirAsia Travel page on ShopBack, as long as you go through ShopBack first
• On-time record: Scoot generally leads, with VietJet usually last

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About this section

As of 2026-07-27, airline fares, baggage policies, on-time performance data, route schedules, and OTA promotional structures are subject to change. Please verify pricing and route availability directly with Scoot, AirAsia, VietJet, Trip.com, Traveloka, and Agoda before booking.

This article is intended for general informational purposes only and should not be considered professional travel or financial advice. The views and recommendations expressed are those of the author.

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