Actress and tech entrepreneur go on honeymoon in US

Oanh and Binh went to the U.S. at the end of July for honeymoon after holding their engagement ceremony and will return to Vietnam on August 12.

During the two-week trip, the actress said that her most memorable experience was vomiting on a helicopter, and watching the volcano with her husband on Tuesday.

Actress Phuong Oanh and tech entrepreneur Nguyen Hoa Binh before going on a helicopter ride to Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. Photo courtesy of Phuong Oanh

When the helicopter took off, Oanh felt dizzy and was sick a few times throughout the ride. After reaching the destination, she recovered but closed her eyes most of the time because of the strong sunlight and wind in the volcano area. Binh on the contrary, enjoyed the view of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park.

Oanh arrived in Hawaii on Monday. She stayed at Waikiki Beach, which was once voted by Forbes magazine as the most attractive honeymoon destination on the planet.

The couple went to the U.S. on July 27, a day after their engagement ceremony at Oanh's hometown in Ha Nam Province. They visited cities like Las Vegas and Los Angeles.

Binh also took his wife to meet some of his friends in Beverly Hills. They visited the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The couple also played golf at a five-star resort in Newport Beach.

Oanh said she was too lazy to travel and likes to stay at home when she has no work. Binh encourages her to go out and experience new things. The actress said that every time she goes out with her husband, she doesn’t have to worry because he plans and arranges everything, from booking tickets, accommodation, to scheduling.

After returning home, Oanh said her priority is to take care of her family, besides her fashion and real estate business. She will return to acting when she finds a suitable script.

Oanh has starred in several TV series. In 2018, she was nominated for the Vietnamese Golden Kite Award for Best Actress.

Binh is the founder of various tech startups, including Nexttech Group of Technopreneurs, which has been dubbed the "Alibaba of Vietnam" by the Chinese media. He joined Shark Tank Vietnam as one of the showcased investors in 2019.