A room at the FLC Vin Phuc Resort, meanwhile, can be booked for VND899,000 a person, inclusive of two meals and other services from now until October 31.

In the northern highlands province of Hoa Binh, the Avana Retreat Resort in Mai Chau Town is offering a 15 percent discount for those booking a three-day-two-night package and a 30 percent discount on spa treatments.

In the same province, Serena Resort Kim Boi in the eponymous district offers a combo package of VND950,000 per person inclusive of two meals for a one-night stay in its Executive Room.

Vinh Phuc and Hoa Binh exempt fully vaccinated visitors from centralized quarantine if they furnish a Covid negative certificate for tests done within 72 hours before arrival.

In Hanoi, the Melia Ba Vi Moutain Retreat in the Ba Vi National Park reopened Tuesday with several promotions.

A one-night stay at its Deluxe Room costs from VND3.79 million per person.

The Legacy Yen Tu - MGallery Resort in Uong Bi Town, Quang Ninh Province is offering rooms at VND2.5 million a night, including breakfast and dinner. In addition, guests can join free meditation classes, yoga classes and gym services, apart from free use of the swimming pool.

The province’s Yoko Onsen Quang Hanh Resort in Cam Pha Town also offers incentives for enjoying its local hot spring baths. In the public area, visitors can buy a package at VND990,000 per person. In the private area a hot springs bath package with lunch or dinner costs VND4 million per person. Overnight stays cost VND5.4 million per person.

Visitors who have been fully vaccinated and come from green zones are exempt from quarantine and don't need to furnish a Covid negative certificate.

With the pandemic situation deemed under control based on a strategic shift to living with the virus, many popular travel destinations in Vietnam have eased social distancing restrictions and resumed tourism activities since early October.