Ho Chi Minh City is Vietnam\'s largest city and very much the heart of business in Vietnam. The city once known as Saigon to Westerners, was once the French colonial capital in South Vietnam. To this day remnants of old French architecture is still visible mixed with classic Chinese influenced structures a midst the ever growing skyline. Despite its grim past, which can be seen at the War Remnants Museum and Reunification Palace, visitors will find intriguing attractions like Ben Tanh Market, sandy beaches and mouth-watering food stalls.
Phuket is Thailand’s largest island, but also its second smallest province. Located on south Thailand’s west coast, facing the Andaman Sea, it enjoys great popularity as a beach lovers must-see destination. What it lacks in historical sites, Phuket makes up in the form of pristine white sand beaches and crystal clear waters. Diving enthusiasts often visit due to its close proximity to Similan Marine National Park and the dive spots around Phi Phi Islands. Also recognized as a world class golfing destination the island has many golf courses and the nearby mainland offers first rate golfing facilities.