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In 1999, the dream began, when two students, from Hanoi Open University (Faculty of Tourism), met and began to design a travel company that would show Vietnam to the World. With passion, Son and Thanh worked with other companies as guides and tour operators, paying off student loans and saving money to start our own. Our experience in the field allowed us to travel extensively to isolated destinations in Vietnam, and learn the roles tourism played there. In the evenings, with an old computer and a few thousand dollars borrowed from friends, we designed the beginnings of Footprint Vietnam Travel. In May 2001, the company would be established. It would be a company built on pride, honesty, passion and adventure. At Footprint we provide guests with safe, high-quality travel and adventure with a healthy dose of fun. We see ourselves as the bridge between host and visitor. Meanwhile, focusing on responsible travel, we strive to travel…

Thank you for your interest. We are proud of what we, as a travel company, have to offer you. We have passion for what we do, and would like you to see what are our true values.Exceptional team working together for one goal Recently, the whole Footprint team made a decision to change the way we do things. From the travel consultants, to our guides, to the responsibilities of our IT guy. From the emails we send to our new friends, to our tour packages, to the way we treat our partners - whether they be the owner of one of the homestays, a general manager of a hotel, or a local tour guide. All of these to one goal of a true value for everyone involved. Plan your own tours and flexibility to make changes on trip Your way! we tailor-make what you want, how you want and where…

Thank you for your interest. We are proud of what we, as a travel company, have to offer you. We have passion for what we do, and would like you to see what are our true values.Exceptional team working together for one goal Recently, the whole Footprint team made a decision to change the way we do things. From the travel consultants, to our guides, to the responsibilities of our IT guy. From the emails we send to our new friends, to our tour packages, to the way we treat our partners - whether they be the owner of one of the homestays, a general manager of a hotel, or a local tour guide. All of these to one goal of a true value for everyone involved. Plan your own tours and flexibility to make changes on trip Your way! we tailor-make what you want, how you want and where…

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