Hanoi, Vietnam: Leading golf tour operator Golfasian has opened two new branches in Vietnam, one in Ha Long and one in Nha Trang.

The expansion is part of the company’s strategy to offer more golf holiday packages and custom golf tours in Vietnam, one of the fastest-growing golf destinations in the region.

Golfasian Vietnam, established in 2010, operates from its headquarters in Hanoi and a branch office in Danang.

The company offers a variety of golf holiday packages and tours that cover the best golf courses and resorts in Vietnam, as well as cultural and sightseeing activities. Golfasian Vietnam also provides personalised services and advice to golfers of all levels and preferences.

The new branches in Ha Long and Nha Trang will enable Golfasian Vietnam to cater to the increasing demand for golf holidays in these areas and introduce new golf courses and destinations to its clients.

Ha Long is home to several championship courses as well as Vietnam’s most famous sight, Ha Long Bay.

Nha Trang, a coastal city in south-central Vietnam, is known for its beautiful beaches, islands, and emerging golf scene, with courses such as Vinpearl Golf Club and the Greg Norman Golf Course Design-sculpted KN Golf Links, venue for this year’s International Series Vietnam on the Asian Tour.

“We’re excited to announce our expansion plans in Vietnam, which reflect our commitment to providing the best golf holiday experiences in Asia,” said Mark Siegel, Founder and Managing Director of Golfasian, a Full Business Member of the Asian Golf Industry Federation.

“Vietnam is a dynamic and diverse country that offers something for everyone, from world-class golf courses and resorts to rich culture and history to stunning natural scenery.

“We look forward to welcoming more golfers to Vietnam and showing them why it is one of the most attractive golf destinations in the world,” he added.

Golfasian Vietnam is a subsidiary of Golfasian, which was founded in 1997 and has offices in Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, Cambodia, Laos and Myanmar.