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Tet 2027 holiday: plan a trip from Ho Chi Minh City

The Ministry of Home Affairs notice approved on 9 October 2026 sets the Tet 2027 holiday from 4 to 10 February 2027 for listed state administrative, public-service, political and socio-political employees with a normal Saturday–Sunday weekend. Private employers choose their own arrangement, shift staff differ, and these are not school dates. Ho Chi Minh City is the example departure; other Vietnamese cities are in the tool.

The example this page uses

From
Ho Chi Minh City
Travelling as
Family · 4 people
Trip length
7 days
Month
February
Total budget
VND 130,000,000
Currency
VND

The trip tool works by month, not exact holiday dates. Results are modelled estimates, not live fares. Change any value after opening it.

Official dates and scope

Approved Tet holiday (listed state employees): 4–10 Feb 2027State administrative, public-service, political and socio-political employees with a normal Saturday–Sunday weekend. Private employers choose their own arrangement; shift staff differ. Not school dates.

Destinations that fit this example

Example: from Ho Chi Minh City, 7 days, total budget VND 130,000,000, February. Edit any of it in the trip tool.

What to weigh

  • Private-sector and shift workers: check your employer's arrangement.
  • Tet is a busy travel period; plan early as a general suggestion, not a price forecast.
  • The budget is an editable illustration in local currency, not a typical or recommended amount.

Questions

Does this apply to private companies and schools?
No. It covers listed state employees. Private employers set their own arrangement, and school dates are separate.
Are these live prices?
No. They are modelled whole-trip estimates for the example inputs shown. Change the departure city, days, budget or party to recalculate.

Sources

Checked 2026-10-12. Always confirm with your own school, employer or authority.

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Costs are modelled estimates for the example inputs, not live holiday fares or exact-date availability. Calendar facts quote official sources for the scope stated; travel tips are editorial planning suggestions.