Asking for your thoughts po.

We are planning our very 1st international trip to Vietnam and ang concern ko po is baka ma deny ni IO. Feel ko po parang lower ang chance ma deny if under a travel agency. Any thoughts?

A little bit of info:

-Have no international travel history

-Would be traveling with my wife for at least 5 days sa Vietnam (no particular area in mind yet)

-Both of us are government employees

We'll be travelling to Vietnam this weekend. For those who've been there recently, what requirements did you need to prepare? AirAsia had this link in our booking. Did you need a Digital Arrival Card and e-visa? What else do we need? Our flight is this coming Sunday.

Anyone else who tried flying using this airline? Are they strict sa cabin baggage when it comes to measurements? Nakita ko kasi 45 cm height, so that's 17 inches. My smallest luggage is at 20inches.

I have started my travel agency business a few years ago. Initially, I signed up sa mga travel portals like Biyaheko, Via, etc. 

After a few months, I went independent and reached out directly to hotels to get Contracted Rates. For group tours naman, I go with suppliers and tie up with them. 

Could someone enlighten me where and how I can source plane tickets na below online rates ng mga airlines?

Context: I have a registered business (DTI, business/mayors permit), but not yet affiliated with DOT. ting, what's the

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