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Vietnam to have digital map of relic sites, tourist attractions

All relic sites and tourist attractions in Vietnam will be included in a digital map, according to the Ministry of Culture, Sport and Tourism (MCST).

Australia’s Escape: Vietnam delivers Asia’s best value

Australia’s tourism newswire Escape has recently published an article hailing Vietnam as an ideal budget destination for Australian tourists

Miss Thu Restaurant Opens in Fusion Original Saigon Centre

Inspired by the representation of the Vietnamese women with a sophisticated characteristic intertwining between traditional values and a cosmopolitan mindset. An enticing menu and a dashing design to match that disposition, the new Miss Thu restaurant at Fusion Original Saigon Centre is the city’s newest dining destination with a story to tell.

Vietnam wins many prestigious tourism awards

(VietnamPlus) Vietnam has won a number of prestigious awards in the tourism sector this year. Several cities in Vietnam were honoured in various categories at the 2022 World Travel Awards for the Asia region which was held recently in Ho Chi Minh City. Hanoi – the capital city, was “Asia’s leading city break destination” while DaContinue reading “Vietnam wins many prestigious tourism awards”

Vietnam among most searched tourist destinations on Google by Australians

Vietnam ranks fourth in the list of most Googled tourist destinations by Australians over the past 20 years, according to Google. Japan took the lead in the ranking, followed by New Zealand and Thailand.

Travel firms eye rich pickings from year-end international tourism surge

As the international peak travel season approaches, Vietnamese firms hope for a considerable uptick in foreign tourist groups using their services. Visa hassles remain a stumbling block, though.

Vietnam rakes in 16.05 billion USD from tourism in nine months

Vietnam earned some 394.2 trillion VND (16.05 billion USD) from tourism in the first nine months of this year, equivalent to 78% of the figure recorded in 2019 before the COVID-19 pandemic broke out.

Vietnam, Laos eye boosting tourism cooperation along shared border

Representatives of 20 provinces along the shared border between Vietnam and Laos gathered in a conference promoting cooperation for tourism development in the two countries’ border region in Dien Bien Phu City, the capital of the northern mountainous province of Dien Bien, on October 2.

Quang Ninh seeks tourism development along expressway to Chinese border

(VNExpress International) Authorities in Quang Ninh Province plan to develop tourist activities along its 176-kilometer expressway that connects Ha Long Bay and Chinese border town Mong Cai.

Vietnamese tourism sees breakthrough after reopening

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.