According to the plan, the helicopter will take this group of tourists to land at Van Don Airport, Quang Ninh province at around noon on September 2, 2025.
The group is expected to be in Quang Ninh for 3 days and 2 nights and mainly experience Ha Long Bay.
According to the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism of Quang Ninh, from now until the end of the year, a number of billionaires and billionaires in the world will come to Quang Ninh for sightseeing and tourism.
Like the activities of some of the world's billionaires and billionaires who came to Quang Ninh before, the place chosen by the above group of billionaires to experience was Ha Long Bay, with isolated, quiet areas.
Previously, on February 11, 2025, from Ha Giang, two American billionaires - Mr. Jeff Grinspoon and Jon Thomas Foley - flew a helicopter to Gia Lam, Hanoi and then flew a helicopter down to Van Don, starting a 3-day, 2-night tour in Ha Long Bay.
These are two American billionaires in the financial sector, traveling to Vietnam and combining with seeking investment opportunities in the fields of shoe manufacturing and real estate.
The two American billionaires rented a luxury overnight cruise ship and anchored it in a quiet area in Ha Long Bay, where few cruise ships pass.
At the request of the two millions, needing quietness and privacy, the ship anchored in a quiet area and with a custom-done journey. The first night, the ship anchored in the Red River area and the second night in the Tien Ong area, Ha Long Bay.
Recently, Ha Long Bay has been a destination for billionaires and billionaire families in the world, including some weddings of Indian billionaire families held in Ha Long Bay.
To serve the groups of world-class billionaire and billionaire tourists, Quang Ninh province has directed relevant units to research and implement tourism products to serve the market of high-end billionaire and billionaire tourists.
In particular, a plan is made to arrange 7 pristine island areas with beaches in Ha Long Bay to serve the segment of billionaire and super-luxury customers from the world's 1% population.
