VietJet Double Day Super Sale: Overview
VietJet Air is running its Double Day Super Sale from 2:00 a.m. on November 10 to 1:00 a.m. on November 13. The sale covers every nonstop route between Japan and Vietnam, with one-way fares starting at ¥21,000 including fuel surcharges and taxes. Besides Tokyo and Osaka, departures from Nagoya, Fukuoka, Hiroshima and Shizuoka are also included, making this a sale worth checking if you are planning a trip to Vietnam between the year-end and next spring.
- Sale name: Double Day Super Sale
- Booking period: 2:00 a.m. Tue, Nov 10, 2026 – 1:00 a.m. Fri, Nov 13, 2026
- Fares: From ¥21,000 one-way (fuel surcharges and taxes included)
- Travel period: Dec 1, 2026 – May 31, 2027
- Blackout periods: Peak periods such as summer, public holidays and Tet
- Routes: All Japan–Vietnam nonstop routes (10 in total)
Eligible Routes: All 10 Nonstop Japan–Vietnam Routes
Here are the eligible routes, grouped by destination.
Ho Chi Minh City (3 routes)
- Tokyo Haneda – Ho Chi Minh City
- Tokyo Narita – Ho Chi Minh City
- Osaka Kansai – Ho Chi Minh City
Travelers from the Tokyo area can choose between Haneda and Narita depending on access and preferred departure times. Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam’s largest commercial hub, is popular for food and shopping and as a base for trips to the Mekong Delta.
Hanoi (6 routes)
- Tokyo Narita – Hanoi
- Osaka Kansai – Hanoi
- Nagoya Chubu – Hanoi
- Fukuoka – Hanoi
- Hiroshima – Hanoi
- Shizuoka – Hanoi
Hanoi has the most eligible routes. Nonstop flights from Chubu, Fukuoka, Hiroshima and Shizuoka save you the trip to a major metropolitan airport. The capital is great for exploring the Old Quarter and is also the gateway to the UNESCO World Heritage site of Ha Long Bay.
Da Nang (1 route)
- Osaka Kansai – Da Nang
One route from Kansai serves Da Nang, a popular beach destination. It is easy to combine with nearby Hoi An and the former imperial capital of Hue.
Fare Highlights: All-In Fares from ¥21,000 One-Way
Sale fares start at ¥21,000 one-way, with fuel surcharges and taxes already included. Compared with fares where surcharges and airport fees are added later, the final price is clear from the start, making budgeting easier. If you manage to book ¥21,000 in both directions, a round trip to Vietnam would come to around ¥42,000.
Keep in mind that ¥21,000 is the lowest available fare. Actual prices vary by route, date and flight, and seats at the lowest fare are likely limited. If your schedule is flexible, compare nearby dates or different departure airports to find a cheaper fare.
Travel Period and Blackout Dates
The travel period runs for about six months, from December 1, 2026 to May 31, 2027. While it spans winter break, spring break and Golden Week, peak periods such as summer, public holidays and Tet are excluded. Check the official website for exact blackout dates, and pay particular attention to the following:
- Year-end and New Year: Travel demand from Japan peaks, so sale fares may not be available.
- Tet (Vietnamese Lunar New Year): Tet 2027 falls in early February, and domestic travel demand in Vietnam surges around it.
- Holidays and long weekends: In addition to Japanese public holidays, Vietnamese holidays such as April 30 (Reunification Day) and May 1 (International Workers’ Day) overlap with Japan’s Golden Week.
On the other hand, weekdays from mid-January onward and the period between the end of Tet and spring break may be easier times to use sale fares. Planning around weekday departures will give you more options.
Destination Tips for This Season
Hanoi (North)
From December to around February, Hanoi is in its winter season and many days feel chilly, so pack a light jacket. It warms up from March, making it more comfortable for sightseeing on foot.
Ho Chi Minh City (South)
The dry season begins around December, bringing mostly clear skies. With high temperatures year-round, it suits those who want a tropical escape from the Japanese winter. April and May are especially hot, so take precautions against heatstroke.
Da Nang (Central)
Autumn and winter are the rainy season, and weather can still be unsettled around December. For beach time, aim for travel dates from spring onward when the weather becomes more stable.
Things to Check Before Booking
- The sale ends at 1:00 a.m. on November 13. It may end earlier if seats sell out.
- Sale seats are limited, and the lowest fare will not be available on every flight or date.
- Whether checked baggage and seat selection are included depends on the fare type. Compare the final total including any extras.
- Sale fares often have strict change and refund rules, so book once your plans are confirmed.
- Entry requirements for Vietnam (passport validity, visa requirements, etc.) can change, so check the latest information before you travel.
Summary
VietJet’s Double Day Super Sale covers all 10 nonstop Japan–Vietnam routes with all-in one-way fares from ¥21,000. Routes from regional airports are included, and the travel period runs until the end of May next year. The sale ends at 1:00 a.m. on November 13, so check the official website soon if you are interested.
VietJet Air official website: https://www.vietjetair.com/ja
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