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Bhaya Cruises, the largest luxury cruise operator in Halong Bay, announces the appointment of Mr. Rick Lopez as its new Director of Operations, based on Tuan Chau Island.

The Au Co Cruises, brand new ship of Bhaya Cruises company, is proud to announce the launch of its first luxury Halong Bay cruise ship. Commissioned into service in March 2012, the new ship will offer travelers a truly authentic and unique experience deep in Vietnam’s Gulf of Tonkin. With this launch, The Au Co is taking standards of luxury to a whole new level and introducing a fresh and innovatively original cruising style to Vietnam.

Whether you are planning a high-class incentive for your most valuable employees, an important meeting with your strategic partners, or a special candlelit cocktail in a cave or on a beach of the world's most beautiful bay, Bhaya Cruises is the partner you need.

Bhaya Cruises, premium cruises operator in Halong Bay and The Gulf of Tonkin, announces the expansion of its private fleet with the addition of five new Bhaya Legend boats in May 2012.

Geordie Greig, the editor of the London Evening Standard, Europe’s largest circulation evening newspaper, visited Vietnam and Cambodia in November 2011. There, he found “luxury, rich history and vibrant cultule”. He was also impressed by the natural beauty of Halong Bay, UNESCO heritage site as well as the charm and luxury of Bhaya Cruises. Below is what he wrote about Bhaya Cruises:

Tourists coming to Halong Bay from May 2012 might not recognize what they have seen on their favorite movie of Halong Bay or their travel agency brochure…

The Independent
A breathless week in non-stop Vietnam
Mark Stratton embarks on a turbo-charged seven days travelling from north to south – all made possible by the first direct flights from the UK

Vietnam will welcome the 6 millionth foreign visitor by the end of this December, who would help the tourism sector surpass its target of 5.3-5.5 million foreign arrivals this year, according to the Vietnam Administration of Tourism (VNAT).

Based on the first count of vote results on 11/11/11, the Amazon rainforest, Vietnam’s Halong Bay, Argentina’s Iguazu Falls, South Korea’s Jeju Island, Indonesia’s Komodo, the Philippines’ Puerto Princesa Underground River and South Africa’s Table Mountain, have been crowned as the world’s provisional new 7 wonders of nature.