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Tanya Aitken
House of Travel Papamoa
Travel fuels my soul, the experiences, the opportunities, the culture, the adventures, I have been lucky enough to have a career that is a labour of love. Planning holidays with a high degree of skill, attention and knowledge has become my trade mark.
I absolutely adore planning epic family trips, luxurious holidays alongside organizing a lot of corporate travel business as well. I also travel a lot, as often as I can so I have up to date first hand experience in so many areas. This has given me the skill and experience to share with my clients and ensure they also come away with travel experiences second to none. I work with a large referral business and I do require appointments to fully assess what is going to be right for you and start planning your holiday.
Tanya
Robyn Oretsky
House of Travel Wellington City
For me, travel has been more than just a series of destinations, it has been a transformative journey that has sculpted my character and contributed to my personal evolution.
My travel experiences are not merely about ticking off destinations from a bucket list, but about immersing myself in the heart and soul of each place I’ve visited visit.
My early travels began with frequent road trips around my home country of Canada and the USA, and I am fortunate enough to have now been to six of the seven continents.
Exploring the world through various modes of transportation has been a thrilling adventure for me, from cruise ships, to trains, to rickshaws, and I have an appreciation for the experiences that local transport offers. I am comfortable with sleeping in a hammock in the rainforest, an overwater bungalow in the South Pacific, and everything in between.
My experiences have taught me to adapt to different situations and understand diverse perspectives, and my background in customer service and sales has equipped me with valuable skills that I believe make me well-suited for various client needs. I believe this makes me well-suited to meet your needs as a client.
Whether it's finding solutions to problems or anticipating your preferences, I strive to provide an exceptional service tailored to you. My aim is to not just meet but exceed your expectations by drawing on my varied background.
My enthusiasm for travel is infectious, and it is my goal to inspire others to embark on their own adventures and discover the beauty of our planet.
Toni Rendell
House of Travel Rotorua
As a 17 year old, I headed off to Finland on a student exchange for a year, my first ever overseas trip and the start of my passion for travel.
Whether it’s a quick jaunt across the Tasman, an adventure
through Vietnam or a guided coach tour of Europe, I love working with you
to create the perfect holiday.
Having been in the industry for over 30 years, I have an extensive knowledge of airfares, and travel providers, I combine that with the knowledge of my returning customers and the wisdom of the House of Travel collective to craft your travel.
There sure is a lot you need to know and I pride myself on keeping up to date with industry trends and changes. That may be new destinations to visit, beautiful places to stay or changes in travel requirements.
So get in touch and let me help make your travel dreams come true.
Toni
Namrata Patel
House of Travel Hobsonville
Hi, I’m Namrata — a travel
consultant who genuinely cares about your time, your budget, and your hopes for
that memorable holiday. I love turning travel ideas into something real and
unforgettable. For me, building an itinerary is like solving a puzzle — shaped
by your interests, personality, and sense of adventure.
I’m research-driven and love digging into the details that make a trip special.
Whether it’s tricky airfares, island-hopping cruises, or crafting meaningful
family journeys, I’m here for it.
Travel is never one-size-fits-all, and I look forward to discovering your
unique travel style.
Every trip starts with a good chat — let’s start there.
Namrata
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Vietnam FAQs
What is the best time to visit Vietnam?
Vietnam is a year-round destination, but the best time to visit depends on where you're travelling.
March to May and September to November offer pleasant temperatures and lower rainfall across much of the country. Vietnam stretches over 1,600km from north to south, so the weather can vary significantly between regions.
If you're visiting Hanoi, Hoi An and Ho Chi Minh City, spring and autumn are often the best times to travel.
How long should I spend in Vietnam?
Most New Zealand travellers spend 10 to 14 days in Vietnam to experience the country's highlights.
This gives you time to explore many places. You can visit busy Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. You can also see Halong Bay, charming Hoi An and the beaches of Da Nang or Phu Quoc.
If you have more time, a 2 to 3-week trip lets you explore Vietnam’s culture, food and landscapes in more depth.
Where should I go on holiday in Vietnam?
Vietnam offers an incredible variety of experiences.
Popular destinations include:
- Hanoi for history, culture, and street food
- Halong Bay for cruising among limestone islands
- Hoi An for lantern-lit streets and heritage charm
- Da Nang for beaches and easy access to attractions
- Ho Chi Minh City for food, nightlife, and history
- Phu Quoc for tropical beaches and relaxation
- Sapa for mountains and rice terraces
First-time visitors often combine Hanoi, Halong Bay, Hoi An, and Ho Chi Minh City.
Is Vietnam a good holiday destination for New Zealanders?
Absolutely. Vietnam has become increasingly popular with Kiwi travellers thanks to its affordability, incredible food, rich culture, beautiful scenery and excellent value for money.
Whether you travel as a couple, family, solo traveller or group, Vietnam offers many experiences.
There are options for every travel style and budget.
Do I need a visa for Vietnam from New Zealand?
Visa requirements can change, so it's important to check the latest entry requirements before travelling.
Many travellers will need to organise an appropriate visa or e-visa before departure. We recommend confirming current requirements well ahead of your travel dates.
How do I find the best Vietnam holiday package?
The best Vietnam holiday packages often combine flights, accommodation, transfers, and touring.
Booking a package can save time and simplify travel between destinations, particularly if you're planning to visit multiple regions. A travel specialist can help customise an itinerary based on your interests, whether that's food, culture, beaches, history, or adventure.
Is Vietnam expensive to visit?
Vietnam is often considered one of Asia's best-value destinations.
Accommodation, dining, local transport, and sightseeing are generally affordable compared to many other international destinations, making it possible to enjoy a memorable holiday without stretching the budget.
How much does a Vietnam holiday cost from NZ?
The cost of a Vietnam holiday varies depending on where you stay and what experiences you choose. Expect excellent value for accommodation, local transport, dining and day tours and sightseeing.
Vietnam is often one of the most affordable longhaul destinations available to New Zealand travellers.
Where should I stay in Vietnam?
Where you stay will depend on your itinerary. Choose Hanoi for culture and history, Hoi An for charm and beaches, Da Nang for resorts and family holidays. If you’re looking for vibrant city life and electric nightlife, visit Ho Chi Minh City, or for island relaxation - Phu Quoc.
Vietnam offers everything from boutique hotels and luxury resorts to family-friendly accommodation and budget stays.
What should I pack for Vietnam?
Pack for warm weather and plenty of exploring.
Essentials include:
- Lightweight, breathable clothing
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Reef safe sunscreen and sunglasses
- Insect repellent
- Portable phone charger
- Rain jacket or compact umbrella
If you're travelling to northern Vietnam during winter, it's worth bringing warmer layers, particularly for places like Sapa.
Do I need travel insurance for Vietnam?
Yes, travel insurance is highly recommended for Vietnam.
A comprehensive policy can help cover medical expenses, cancellations, travel disruptions, and lost luggage, providing peace of mind throughout your trip.
What currency is used in Vietnam?
Vietnam uses the Vietnamese Dong (VND).
Cards are accepted in many hotels, restaurants, and larger businesses, particularly in major cities. However, cash is still widely used, so it's helpful to carry some local currency for markets, small shops and local eateries.
Is Vietnam safe for travellers?
Vietnam is generally considered a safe and welcoming destination.
As with any overseas travel, it's important to remain aware of your surroundings, secure your valuables, and take extra care when crossing busy roads, particularly in larger cities where traffic can seem overwhelming at first.
Can you drink tap water in Vietnam?
No, tap water in Vietnam is not recommended for drinking.
Stick to bottled, filtered, or boiled water throughout your trip. Most hotels, restaurants and cafés provide safe drinking water options.
How do I get around Vietnam?
Vietnam has a well-developed transport network that makes travelling between destinations relatively easy. Domestic flights are best for longer distances, trains connect major cities, private transfers and tours are also popular with travellers. Otherwise, taxis, ride-share apps and local buses are also common options.
For many visitors, a combination of flights and private transfers offers the most convenience.
Is Vietnam easy to travel around?
Yes. Vietnam is one of Southeast Asia's most popular tourism destinations, and travelling around is generally straightforward.
Major tourist hotspots have great tourism services. Many places to stay can help with transport, tours, and onward travel.
What are the best things to do in Vietnam?
Some of Vietnam's must-do experiences include cruising through Halong Bay, exploring Hoi An’s ancient town, visiting Cu Chi tunnels, discovering Hanoi’s old quarter and enjoying the decedent street food. Relax on the beaches of Da Nang or Phu Quoc, ride through the countryside and rice fields and soak in the stunning sights of the Mekong Delta.
Is Vietnam family-friendly?
Yes, Vietnam is an excellent family holiday destination.
Families can enjoy beaches, cultural experiences, nature, markets, cycling tours, cooking classes, and family-friendly resorts. Many hotels also offer connecting rooms and facilities designed for children.
What cultural etiquette should I know before visiting Vietnam?
Vietnamese people are known for their warmth and hospitality. Dress respectfully when visiting temples and religious sites, remove hats when entering sacred spaces, ask permission before taking close-up photos of people and show patience and respect when interacting with locals
Learning a few basic Vietnamese greetings is always appreciated.
Do I need cash or can I use cards in Vietnam?
You'll find cards widely accepted at hotels, restaurants, shopping centres and larger attractions.
However, cash is still preferred in local markets, small businesses and some rural areas. We recommend having both available.
What apps should I download before travelling to Vietnam?
These apps can make travelling around Vietnam much easier:
- Google Maps
- Google Translate
- Grab (ride-share and food delivery)
- Airalo or your preferred eSIM app
Downloading offline maps before arrival can also be helpful.