Vietnam is reportedly preparing to receive North Korean leader Kim Jong-un for a state visit.

Quoting a source familiar with the matter, Reuters reported Thursday that Kim will travel to Vietnam for a state visit after the February fourth to eight Lunar New Year holiday. A separate source confirmed Kim’s visit but did not give any dates. 

The report said the Vietnamese source did not confirm if Kim’s visit would be combined with a summit with the U.S.

The report comes amid media speculations that communist-ruled Vietnam, which has good relations with both the U.S. and North Korea, is considered as the most likely venue for the second Washington-Pyongyang meeting.