Phu Quoc has become the most sought-after local destination for the New Year holiday, with a year-on-year search increase of 86%. It attracted nearly 7.6 million visitors in 2025. Da Lat and Ho Chi Minh City follow in popularity. The island’s peak season from October to May enhances its appeal. Phu Quoc has emerged asContinue reading “Phu Quoc Island most searched Vietnamese destination for New Year”
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Asia’s ‘most beautiful island’ receives 7.6 million tourists in 11 months, exceeding 2025 target
In the first eleven months of 2025, Phu Quoc Island attracted nearly 7.6 million visitors, a 35% increase from the previous year, exceeding its tourism goal. November alone saw 510,000 tourists. However, power outages began in late November due to damage to a submarine cable, potentially affecting repairs for a month. Phu Quoc Island welcomedContinue reading “Asia’s ‘most beautiful island’ receives 7.6 million tourists in 11 months, exceeding 2025 target”
Vietnam emerges as Asia’s fastest-growing tourism hotspot
Vietnam’s tourism sector is rapidly growing, fueled by increased domestic travel and international arrivals, with 17.6 million foreign visitors in 2024, positioning the country as one of Asia’s fastest-growing destinations, according to a new report by Savills Hotels and international law firm Watson Farley & Williams. The hotel market reflects this growth with over 192,000 midscale-to-luxury roomsContinue reading “Vietnam emerges as Asia’s fastest-growing tourism hotspot”
Vietnam Tourism Poised to Break Records in 2025
A new Vietnam Report indicates a strong rebound in the country’s tourism, predicting over 18 million international visitors by 2025. Domestic travel is surging, with 125 million trips boosting revenue. Generational trends show changing spending habits, with Gen Y and Gen Z influencing travel preferences significantly, supporting a robust tourism recovery.
A Journey into Asia’s Most Magnificent Underground World
Thien Duong Cave in Quang Binh is a stunning natural marvel, known for its vast stalactite and stalagmite formations, spanning 31.4 kilometers within Phong Nha – Ke Bang National Park. Its geological history dates back millions of years, offering a unique exploration experience filled with diverse life and breathtaking landscapes.
Medical tourism – a new driver of growth and healthcare quality in Vietnam
Vietnam is rapidly emerging as a key player in global medical tourism, driven by its high-quality healthcare services and competitive costs. With a projected market value of nearly US$4 billion by 2033, strategic national planning aims to capitalize on this potential, enhancing revenue, expertise, and overall healthcare standards while attracting international patients.
VIETNAM AIRLINES IS CRAFTING EMOTION IN THE SKY
Vietnam Airlines will introduce its first signature fragrance, named Nha (LotuScent), in November 2025, enhancing the passenger experience from check-in to cabin. Developed with elements of Vietnamese culture, the scent aims to evoke emotion and identity, positioning Vietnam Airlines competitively in the evolving aviation landscape focused on sensory experiences.
Hanoi Hits Record Tourism Milestone with Over 30 Million Visitors in 2025
Hanoi welcomed an unprecedented 30.94 million visitors in the first 11 months of 2025, marking a 22.1% increase year-on-year and the highest figure ever recorded for the capital. Tourism revenue during the period also surged 20.7% to reach VND120.6 trillion (US$4.57 billion). According to the municipal Department of Tourism, November alone saw 2.5 million visitors, a 14.7% rise compared to the same month inContinue reading “Hanoi Hits Record Tourism Milestone with Over 30 Million Visitors in 2025”
Museums in Ho Chi Minh City set to welcome 4 million visitors in 2025
With 25 museums currently in operation, Ho Chi Minh City is projected to welcome around four million visitors in 2025, placing growing pressure on cultural institutions to sharpen their identities and enhance service quality. Speaking at the Citywide Cultural Heritage Conference on November 24 at the Ton Duc Thang Museum, Nguyen Minh Nhut, Deputy Director of theContinue reading “Museums in Ho Chi Minh City set to welcome 4 million visitors in 2025”
Ho Chi Minh City – An attractive destination on Michelin’s culinary map
As part of efforts to implement Ho Chi Minh City’s Tourism Development Strategy to 2030, the municipal Department of Tourism has partnered with businesses to embed culinary experiences into tourism products. As a result, the city is steadily strengthening its presence on Michelin’s global culinary map, affirming its position as an emerging international gastronomic hub.Continue reading “Ho Chi Minh City – An attractive destination on Michelin’s culinary map”
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