On March 17, Phu Quoc High-Speed Ferry Joint Stock Company (Phu Quoc Express) just announced the adjustment of the Thang Long high-speed ferry operating schedule with more than 1,000 seats in the summer of 2026, to serve people and tourists traveling from Vung Tau (HCMC) to Con Dao and vice versa.
Previously, the Thang Long ship's operating plan was 6 trips per week; including 3 trips from Vung Tau to Con Dao on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays; 3 trips from Con Dao back to Vung Tau on Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays every week (unoperated Mondays).
To serve the expected increased number of tourists during the summer, the business is expected to increase the operating frequency of Thang Long ship to 12 trips per week. In which, except for the 2nd day of non-operation, Thang Long ship will depart to transport passengers from Vung Tau to Con Dao at 7:30 am; and from Con Dao back to Vung Tau at 1 pm daily, expected from April 15 to June 15.
In addition to increasing trips, businesses also implement ticket price reductions to serve people and tourists during the summer. Passengers booking tickets for trips during this time, ticket prices are only from 410,000 to 950,000 VND.
According to Mr. Vu Van Khuong - General Director of PhuQuoc Express, as a business that always strives to bring safe, professional and dedicated sea transport services to passengers, in the context of many difficulties in the transport industry, the company still tries to maintain stable operations, serving well the ship routes connecting the mainland with the islands.
Increasing the operation of 2 high-speed trains daily to ensure better service for the travel needs of people and tourists. Along with that, ticket price promotions during peak season also contribute to creating more convenience for passengers.
Thereby, making an important contribution to tourism development, supporting the lives of people in coastal and island areas. At the same time, performing well the role of a bridge to bring tourists closer to the beauty of Vietnam's sea and islands.
