Many airlines have announced the resumption of flights between China and Viet Nam, which is welcome news for the Vietnamese hospitality sector. The Chinese authorities are gradually easing restrictions after their sustained zero-Covid policy.
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Miss Thu and Tet Delicacies of the homeland
Miss Thu loves Saigon, she loves Tet. Miss Thu confided that she had traveled to many places and explored many regions, but no matter how interesting the journeys were, every New Year’s Eve, spring always made her feel fluttered and bewildered. She always missed her Saigon when the yellow apricot blossomed, the markets became crowded, and the children were overjoyed, waiting until Tet to put on their new dresses and receive the lucky money in red envelopes.
The Traveler Trends Leading Hotel Design into 2023
From adventure and romance to business and family travel, the ever-changing habits, preferences, and expectations of vacationers continue to revolutionize the hospitality community. As a result, travelers are pushing well beyond their comfort zones – seeking out unique encounters that ignite the senses, promote adventure, and provide opportunities for families to create memories.
You’ll never forget your firsts: Celebrating the first festive season at Miss Thu Restaurant of Fusion Original Saigon Centre
Treat yourself and your loved ones with Miss Thu’s Festive Menus including the best-seller dishes prepared by Chef Arnaud Daleau and Christmas surprises for the night!
Vietnam to witness four luxury hotel openings in 2023
Due to the disruptions and havoc caused by the pandemic, the hospitality industry was in a shock. Now, as the deadly effect of the pandemic has began to fade the industry instils confidence through its newest offerings. Vietnam as a country is going to witness opening of a lot of new properties in 2023, which will surely attract the guests.
International web searches for Vietnam tourism remain high
nternational searches for tourism in Vietnam remain high, according to the Vietnam National Tourism Administration under the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism.
How Technology is Transforming the Future of Revenue Management for Hotels
Next-generation tech delivers a unique competitive advantage and provides better conditions to predict, forecast, and boost future business, revenue, and profitability.
M&A in Vietnam’s hospitality industry lures foreign investors post-COVID
Low or no occupancy at all are leaving many hospitality businesses in Vietnam on the verge of bankruptcy. However, this situation provides significant merger and acquisition (M&A) opportunities.
HCM City serves 2.65 million foreign visitors in 10 months
Ho Chi Minh City welcomed 546,000 international visitors in October this year, lifting the total number of foreign arrivals to the city in the last 10 months to 2.65 million, according to the municipal Department of Tourism.
Hotel occupancy, room rates rebound from COVID
The global hotel and resort sector is recovering well from the COVID-19 pandemic with improvements on occupancy and room rates, and Việt Nam is no exception, Mauro Gasparotti, director of Savills Hotels Asia Pacific, said.
