VIETNAM ONLINE THIS WEEK:OCTOBER 10-16

After a stressful working and studying week, all people expect to hang out, go shopping or leisurely wander along fully colored streets with families and friends, yet the weather does not always support their ideas. Why not check out the weather forecast before rushing for a traveling plan?

After a busy week of work and study, many look forward to relaxing, going shopping, or strolling through vibrant streets with family and friends. However, the weather may not always cooperate with these plans. Checking the weather forecast can save you from frustration before finalizing your travel arrangements.

Hanoi

As Hanoi braces for the effects of a recent tropical storm, this weekend’s weather is expected to mirror the previous week, with heavy rains and thunderstorms likely on Friday and Saturday. Temperatures are forecasted to range between 22 and 27 degrees Celsius.

The sun is expected to re-emerge on Sunday, bringing about a pleasant temperature of around 24-32 degrees Celsius, creating a wonderful opportunity to enjoy the last day of the weekend before the work week begins anew.

Hanoi Weather Forecast Oct 14-16 2025

Photo: Hanoi Weather Forecast Oct 14-16 2025 (Source: Google Weather)

Ho Chi Minh City

Unlike their counterparts in Hanoi, residents of Ho Chi Minh City may encounter difficulties enjoying outdoor activities this weekend due to forecasts of thunderstorms and heavy rains spanning the entire duration. Visitors are encouraged to explore indoor venues or indulge in Vietnam's renowned coffee as they await sunnier conditions expected to arrive on Monday. Temperatures in the city are predicted to hold steady between 24 and 31 degrees Celsius.

HCMC Weather Forecast October 14-16 2025

Photo: Ho Chi Minh City Weather Forecast Oct 14-16 2025 (Source: Google Weather)

Vietnam News Highlights

1. Great news for travelers looking to journey between Nha Trang and Ho Chi Minh City: Mai Linh Express is running a promotional fare for this route, now until December 31, 2025. A one-way bus ticket has been reduced to $8, down $2 from the original price.

2. Experience one of Shakespeare's most famous tragedies, Macbeth, starting in late October 2025 in cities across Hanoi, Da Nang, and Ho Chi Minh City.

Tickets are affordably priced at $25-35, marking this as a must-see event for theatre lovers.

3. To accommodate increased travel demand during the Tet holiday, Vietnam Airlines will be adding numerous flights to popular routes. This initiative aims to alleviate congestion typically seen during this festive period.

4. An exciting Japanese Film Festival themed around Love will take place in Hanoi and Da Nang throughout October and November 2025. Admission to all screenings will be free.

5. Enjoy luxury at a bargain with the Sedona Suites in Hanoi. Guests booking a three-night stay between now and the end of December 2025 will receive a complimentary upgrade from a one-bedroom suite to a two-bedroom suite. For more details, reach out via email at sales.hanoi@sedona.com.vn.

Blog Review

Vietnam's rain, or rather flooding, has been vividly depicted in the blog "Floating on the Streets." It showcases a range of emotions, from the frustration of being soaked during a commute to the joy of witnessing familiar streets submerged in water.

The key takeaway: Always check the Weather Forecast before embarking on a journey to Vietnam. Don’t forget to visit Vietnam Online This Week every Friday for the latest weather updates.

Miscellaneous

1. Overseas Vietnamese and their families can apply for a visa exemption valid for up to five years. Please refer to the application process on the website for necessary documents.

2. October 13th is observed as Vietnam Entrepreneurship Day, highlighting a plethora of successful business figures at the prestigious ceremony, Sao Vang Dat Viet (Yellow Stars of the Vietnamese Land). Interested in starting your own business? Check out essential resources in our Vietnam A-Z column. Information includes practical guidance on business registration, labor policies, social insurance systems, intellectual property law, and corporate tax.

3. If you're tired of seeing those 50% off signs everywhere, know that it’s part of a promotion by one of Vietnam's major mobile network operators: Viettel, Mobifone, or Vinaphone. More details can be found on cellphone usage in Vietnam, ensuring you don’t miss the right promotions on your carrier.


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