National Geographic has named Vietnam’s Cát Bà Island one of the best islands in Southeast Asia, describing it as an ideal destination for adventure travelers. Part of the Cát Bà Archipelago in the northern port city of Hai Phong, the area consists of 367 islands, with Cát Bà being the largest. Located adjacent to UNESCO WorldContinue reading “Explore Cát Bà Island: Southeast Asia’s Adventure Gem”
Category Archives: Tourism
Hoi An Welcomes Over 17 Million Visitors in 13 Years
Hoi An Ancient Town has attracted 17.4 million ticketed visitors since 2012, showcasing its global allure. The city has a conservation plan emphasizing preservation while promoting tourism. Ongoing investments in restoration and cultural heritage have garnered accolades, although urbanization poses challenges. A unified management approach is crucial for maintaining authenticity and integrity.
Vietnam’s Tourism Sector Accelerates in the Year-End “Golden Season”
Vietnam’s tourism industry is thriving as it heads into a peak season aimed at attracting 25 million international visitors by 2025. In the first ten months of 2025, international arrivals rose by 21.5%, mainly from Asia. Revenue increased significantly, prompting travel companies to enhance services and prepare for high demand.
Club Med Debuts The First All-Inclusive Beach and Safari Resort in South Africa
A New Milestone for Premium All-Inclusive TravelClub Med, the pioneer of premium all-inclusive holidays, is preparing to enter the South African market with the launch of Club Med South Africa Beach & Safari on the Dolphin Coast of KwaZulu-Natal. Scheduled to open in July 2026, with sales beginning in October 2025, this development will becomeContinue reading “Club Med Debuts The First All-Inclusive Beach and Safari Resort in South Africa”
Go Co Village: A Coastal Heritage Embracing Sustainable Tourism
Go Co, an ancient fishing village in Sa Huynh, is emerging as a community-based tourism model, blending cultural preservation with sustainable livelihoods. With a history of 2,500 years, residents engage in traditional practices while hosting visitors. Recognized for its commitment to heritage, Go Co is nominated for the UN’s “Best Tourism Villages” award in 2025.
Tuyen Quang: The Rise of Vietnam’s Green Tourism
Tuyen Quang is emerging as a leading destination for green tourism, integrating economic growth with cultural preservation and environmental protection. Blessed with majestic landscapes, diverse ecosystems, and the cultural heritage of 22 ethnic groups, the province aims to position itself as a friendly, safe, and sustainable destination in Vietnam’s northern midlands and mountainous region. The province hasContinue reading “Tuyen Quang: The Rise of Vietnam’s Green Tourism”
Discover Lai Chau: Vietnam’s Hidden Gem Through Hanoi’s Tourism Initiatives
Hanoi is enhancing tourism collaboration with Lai Chau Province to attract international visitors to Vietnam’s northwestern region. A recent famtrip highlighted Lai Chau’s natural beauty and cultural heritage through visits to key attractions. The initiative aims to develop diverse tour products, boosting tourism revenue and showcasing the province’s unique landscapes and ethnic diversity.
Quang Ninh Welcomes Thousands of Cruise Guests
The Westerdam and Star Voyager carried over 3,100 passengers eager to explore Quang Ninh’s attractions, including Ha Long Bay and its landmarks. The cruise season, running from October to April, aims for 70,000 passengers with significant repeat visits. Quang Ninh aspires to attract over 21 million visitors by 2025. During their stay, visitors experienced someContinue reading “Quang Ninh Welcomes Thousands of Cruise Guests”
Lo Lo Chai: A Green Journey to the Title of “Best Tourism Village 2025”
Lo Lo Chai Village in Tuyen Quang Province was named one of the “Best Tourism Villages 2025” by the UNWTO, recognizing its commitment to sustainable and community-led tourism. The village exemplifies cultural preservation and environmental sustainability while empowering locals through tourism initiatives. This achievement showcases Vietnam’s dedication to ethical tourism development.
Vietnam Fine Arts Museum Launches First-Ever Nighttime Art Experience
On October 31, 2025, the Vietnam Fine Arts Museum (VNFAM) officially launched its newest cultural tourism initiative, “Museum Night” – marking the first-ever nighttime art experience in the museum’s history. This pioneering program opens a new cultural space for both Hanoians and international visitors, enriching the capital’s growing portfolio of nighttime tourism experiences and culturalContinue reading “Vietnam Fine Arts Museum Launches First-Ever Nighttime Art Experience”
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