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Vietnam is 1,600km end to end and the mistake is treating that as a road trip. Two weeks works if you fly the long legs and travel slowly at each end.
A week down the Dalmatian coast, built around ferry timetables rather than against them — because the islands are the trip and the ferries decide what is possible.
Five cities in fourteen days only works if you stop moving every third day, and this Amsterdam-to-Budapest rail route is built around that rule.
Three cities in ten days beats five, and this Rome, Florence and Venice route is built around the four tickets that actually sell out.
Seven days is not enough for Bangkok and the islands, so swap the beach for Chiang Mai and the week stops feeling like one long airport transfer.