CV Points Best option to book tickets to Vietnam via Axis Magnus points?

[pate]

Which date did you checked.


Finding dates are difficult task.

Looks like no direct flights from ccu to bkk on any partner airlines. You need to go via del or bom . It will cost 37k miles plus 4800 tax on vistara

 

[Ravi007]

Looks like no direct flights from ccu to bkk on any partner airlines. You need to go via del or bom . It will cost 37k miles plus 4800 tax on vistara

Yes, I have seen this fare

 

[004archit]

Let me know if you find anything for Vietnam. BKK is much better in terms of value via JL but I am still preferring Vietnam. If nothing found in budget then will book BKK via JL

How much point ? For bbk

 

[Testcc]

Check AirAisa. Part of star alliance. You can fly from CCU to Kualalumpur (Air Asia Hub) and from there, you can go anywhere in SE asia including Hanoi / Ho Chi Minh.

 

[Deleted member 9785]

got a mail from singapore airlines (Krisflyer)

India - Vietnam return fare 25k (1 july - 30 sept)

 

[nishank]

got a mail from singapore airlines (Krisflyer)

India - Vietnam return fare 25k (1 july - 30 sept)

Are there any special offer as per chart its 40k miles ?

 

[VibrantAnkur]

Are there any special offer as per chart its 40k miles ?

https://www.singaporeair.com/en_UK/in/plan-travel/local-promotions/fare-deals-with-scoot/

 

[Sharjeelshaikh]

Vietjet is a budget carrier. And no Indian CC is their transfer partner. And beware of Vietjet. When I was returning from Hanoi last year, I saw many tourists stranded as their flight to India was cancelled without any intimation.

Been there last year .don't take vietjiet form tier two city it gets cancelled only take form delhi or Mumbai and choose port of entry as ho chi Minh hamesha full rehti flighy

 

[Deleted member 9785]

Been there last year .don't take vietjiet form tier two city it gets cancelled only take form delhi or Mumbai and choose port of entry as ho chi Minh hamesha full rehti flighy

hanoi?

 

[Sharjeelshaikh]

hanoi?u can choose hanoi too but I prefere ho chi Minh beacoz flight always full so chances of cancellation are nil.ita a very vibrant city waha take connection to phu quoc then dananng and then hanoi and hanoi se I came.back mumbai

 

[Sharjeelshaikh]

But remember if u mention port of entry as ho chi Minh on ur vis au cannot enter through any other city .if it's mentioned hanoi then only through hanoi .

 

[Deleted member 9785]

But remember if u mention port of entry as ho chi Minh on ur vis au cannot enter through any other city .if it's mentioned hanoi then only through hanoi .

so first book tickets and then apply for visa

 

[Harry1]

Yes

JAPAN AIRLINES / India - Module page

Is this working? Showing some error to me.

 

[Sharjeelshaikh]

so first book tickets and then apply for visa

First see availability on the route.on that day .then apply visa .and go through Skyscanner and not viet jet website works very slow and most of times doens't accept credit card (goes bust during last stage of transaction).use sky scanner and waha se choose agoda preferably.200-300 expensive hai but process is smooth

 

[CARDBITRAGE]

so first book tickets and then apply for visa

Not necessarily. But as people mentioned on the thread, you can ONLY enter through the port of entry mentioned in your evisa.

 

[CARDBITRAGE]

Been there last year .don't take vietjiet form tier two city it gets cancelled only take form delhi or Mumbai and choose port of entry as ho chi Minh hamesha full rehti flighy

Hmm. I've heard a lot of mixed reviews. But mostly negative. I will avoid vietjet altogether. When I was flying back to India from Hanoi, I saw that they had cancelled three flights and put people from two flight routes onto their AMD flight. The passengers had to make their own arrangements for their final destination from there. This is what someone from one of those flights told me at the airport. After seeing that, I made up my mind to never even consider that airline ever. No matter how inexpensive it can be. If you are budget-conscious, Indigo and Airasia are much better.

 

[Deleted member 9785]

Hmm. I've heard a lot of mixed reviews. But mostly negative. I will avoid vietjet altogether. When I was flying back to India from Hanoi, I saw that they had cancelled three flights and put people from two flight routes onto their AMD flight. The passengers had to make their own arrangements for their final destination from there. This is what someone from one of those flights told me at the airport. After seeing that, I made up my mind to never even consider that airline ever. No matter how inexpensive it can be. If you are budget-conscious, Indigo and Airasia are much better.

any partner where i can book for vietnam using miles?

 

[CARDBITRAGE]

any partner where i can book for vietnam using miles?

Singapore Airlines, Thai Airways and JAL.

 

[VibrantAnkur]

any partner where i can book for vietnam using miles?

SQ is the best option considering they give 30% off during Spontaneous Escapes.

https://www.singaporeair.com/en_UK/sg/plan-travel/promotions/global/kf/kf-promo/kfescapes/

Total miles required for a round trip = 46,900 + taxes (subject to availability)

 

[CARDBITRAGE]

SQ is the best option considering they give 30% off during Spontaneous Escapes.

https://www.singaporeair.com/en_UK/sg/plan-travel/promotions/global/kf/kf-promo/kfescapes/

Total miles required for a round trip = 46,900 (subject to availability)

Yes. But booking through spontaneous escapes would require you to make make a split itinerary since this is applicable only for flights to and fro SIN. So by doing this, you would need to book a split itinerary and would need to obtain a Singapore visa. Instead, we can book two one-way tickets in and out of Vietnam if you are flying in and out of different ports. It should be 40K+$70 tax. This is decent value.