Hoi An: Experience a luxurious oasis on the 60-day trip around the world!

Hoi An: Experience a luxurious oasis on the 60-day trip around the world!

Hoi An, known for its ancient architecture and cultural riches, was recently selected as an extended stop on Butterfield & Robinson's 60-day world tour. This special trip celebrates the travel agency's 60th anniversary and includes some of the most luxurious destinations on four continents. Among these destinations are Moroccan palaces, the French wine route, Indian temples and the Mekong. Hoi An is highlighted as an example of slow, personalized and sustainable travel, a philosophy that Butterfield & Robinson has pursued since its founding in Toronto in 1966.

The Vietnam and Cambodia itinerary of the trip spans 7 days and 6 nights, with a time frame of March 31 to April 6, 2026. Prices start at $11,695 per person and include a $4,000 single surcharge. Highlights of this trip include a three-day cruise on the Mekong, a stop in the vibrant Ho Chi Minh City and a flight to Da Nang and Hoi An, where travelers can expect a variety of experiences.

Diverse experiences in Hoi An

In Hoi An, travelers can take part in bike tours, cooking classes, market visits and private dinners, all of which contribute to the local culture and way of life. However, these experiences are not just relaxing; they also correlate with the current trend of sustainable travel, with Butterfield & Robinson working with local communities to provide authentic experiences while supporting the region.

But it's not just the travel offers that are promising - Hoi An also offers luxurious accommodation options. The Robinson Clubs near Hoi An focus on guest well-being and offer a wide range of facilities. These include a gym, outdoor fitness circuits and a WellFit spa, which includes treatments for physical and mental well-being.

Activities at the Robinson Club

The WellFit Spa, which is open to ages 16 and older, offers various saunas, beauty rooms and massage rooms. There are also group fitness courses to strengthen the cardiovascular system and muscles, as well as body & mind courses such as yoga and Pilates, which help relax and strengthen the body. A unique highlight is the WellFit Day, which offers special course formats once a week.

In addition, the BalAyur concept introduces a combination of sporting activities, wellness therapies and Ayurvedic nutrition. Guests can look forward to a daily changing selection of Ayurvedic dishes in the main restaurant, further enriching the culinary experience in Hoi An.

Overall, it shows that Vietnam has great potential in the area of ​​luxury tourism with cities such as Hoi An, Hue, Ninh Binh, Ha Giang, Phu Yen and An Giang. To promote this development, a long-term strategy to improve tourism is necessary, including, among other things, the training of tour guides and the creation of personalized travel products.

For more information about the trip and what's on offer in Hoi An, please visit Vietnam.vn and Robinson.com.