After six months of complete reopening to tourists, Vietnam’s tourism activities have been bounced back. Since reopening on March 15, the tourism sector has witnessed miracle recovery with most of travel agencies and accommodations have resumed operation.
Author Archives: Australian Hospitality Alumni Network Vietnam (AHA Vietnam)
Taiwan reinstates visa-free entry
Taiwan will reinstate visa-exempt entry for nationals of the US, Canada, New Zealand, Australia, countries in Europe, and what it describes as “diplomatic allies”.
Mekong Tourism Forum 2022
After two years of disruption due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Mekong Tourism Forum returns as a physical event in 2022. It will be held in Quang Nam Province, home to Hoi An ancient town in central Viet Nam, from 12 – 13 October 2022.
Expedia Group Launches New Global Social Impact & Sustainability Strategy
Extending its Open World™ philosophy to its traveler experience and community and environmental impact, Expedia Group commits to advancing a more responsible, open and accessible travel industry.
3 Vietnam’s hotels are named in top of the best city hotels in Asia
Recently, Travel + Leisure has just announced the list of 15 best city hotels in Asia voted by readers of this magazine.
Vietnam tourist island to ban single-use plastics
Authorities in the Co To island district in the northern province of Quang Ninh are set to prohibit visitors from bringing in plastic bags and bottles.
World Travel Awards to host gala in HCMC
Ho Chi Minh City has been chosen as the venue for a gala ceremony of the World Travel Awards for Asia and Oceania region scheduled for September 2022.
Study Abroad in Vietnam – Earn Australian Qualification at Pegasus International College
In the past few years, Vietnam has become an ideal study destination for international students on a budget. In addition to the affordable living costs, the country has an incredible culture and is filled with friendly locals.
Fusion Originals makes its Saigon debut
Fusion Original Saigon Centre offers a playful, youthful vibe with bold aesthetics and whimsical art pieces. Colourful walls with floor-to-ceiling paintings of Vietnamese women in traditional ao dai feature prominently in public spaces.
Smart tourism can be the future of Vietnam’s travel destinations
Smart tourism can transform the visitor experience and enhance the long-term competitiveness of Vietnam’s travel destinations, according to RMIT University academic Dr Jackie Ong.
Australian Hospitality Alumni Network Vietnam 