In the past 24 hours, the Hoi An tourism market has recorded a significant shift from gasoline vehicles to electric motorcycles. According to local tourism associations, searches for 'electric bike rental Hoi An' have increased by 35% compared to the same period last month. Businesses like Hoi An E-bike and Green Travel are leading this trend by replacing 60% of their old fleet with smart electric models. The main reason is the noise and emission restriction policy in the buffer zones of the Ancient Town, where tourists prioritize tranquility for heritage experiences.
One of the most notable news items is Xanh SM (GSM) officially announcing special discount packages for tourists traveling between Da Nang and Hoi An. Specifically, the 'Green Journey' program allows tourists to rent VinFast Evo200 electric bikes starting from 150,000 VND/day. The differentiator is the charging station system covering major routes like Vo Nguyen Giap and Lac Long Quan, ensuring tourists no longer worry about battery depletion. This facilitates sustainable and economical travel over the 30km distance between the two cities.
Electric motorcycle startup Dat Bike has launched a partnership campaign with luxury resorts in the An Bang beach area (Hoi An). Guests staying at these partners will have priority to rent the high-performance Weaver++ model. The 'Summer Ride 2024' promotion offers a 20% discount for groups of 3 or more. This is a strategic move to reach European, American, and Korean tourists who have high standards for speed and design in electric vehicles.
Infrastructure has seen a major breakthrough as city authorities collaborate with private enterprises to install 50 additional fast-charging points at public parking lots near the Ancient Town and Cua Dai Beach. Meanwhile, rental companies like Electric Bike Da Nang have deployed a 15-minute 'Mobile Battery Rescue' service. This technical commitment has bolstered tourist confidence, especially among Korean visitors who highly value safety and convenience when using new technology.
Data from travel agencies show that Korean tourists now account for approximately 40% of total electric bike rental users in the Da Nang - Hoi An area. This trend stems from the habit of using green transport in their home country. To serve this demographic, booking apps and rental websites have integrated multiple languages (Vietnamese - English - Korean) and accept international e-wallet payments. Promotion programs offering free Ancient Town coffee vouchers for rentals over 2 days are proving highly successful, driving a 15% growth in ancillary service revenue over the past 24 hours.
23-04-26 13:15:32
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