Whatever your pleasure, transportation in Italy is modern, easy to navigate and fits a variety of budget ranges. The best way to travel in Italy ultimately depends on your goals: Do you want to travel by train in Italy, or, maybe you want to visit as many cities as possible or exploring the tiny villages dotted throughout the country; if so, driving may be the way to go.
By Boat:
There are many boat trips available on Vietnam`s large number of rivers with the Mighty Mekong and its tributaries being the most important. There are many scenic boat day trips offered in areas such as Hoi An, Nha Trang, Danang, Hue, Tam Coc, and Hoi Chi Minh City. Island hopping through the magical waters of Halong Bay is also a favorite pass time for those visiting northern Vietnam. Cham Islands set in the heart of Vietnam are a fun excursion. The popular fast boat trip from Phnom Penh to Chau Doc is fun for tourists wishing to visit Vietnam and Cambodia.
By Train:
Vietnam Railways is the country`s national train operator with dependable services and a relaxing way to travel the country. There is plenty of breathtaking scenery to take in on Vietnam`s train rides. There are many different classes of services and the highest level offers comfy overnight compartments with bunk beds and even come with air conditioning.
By Bus:There is an extensive bus network in Vietnam traveling to the farthest corners of the country connecting passengers with major cities and remote villages. Privately operated buses are usually the preferred choice of most tourists and are often known as `open tour` buses with an `open` ticket option to get on and off along the Hanoi-Saigon route. These buses operate on a fixed schedule with a limited number of passengers and offer air conditioning.