Quang Ngai will celebrate the Lunar New Year with art performances and fireworks at various locations, primarily at Pham Van Dong Square and Square 16/3. Displays will happen from 11:30 pm to 11:45 pm, allowing families to prepare for midnight traditions. Mang Den and Ly Son will also host their own events, generating excitement amongContinue reading “Vietnam’s Quang Ngai unveils Tet fireworks plan, highlighting Mang Den, Ly Son as travel hotspots”
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Da Nang builds halal-friendly destination to tap into fast-growing market
Da Nang is capitalizing on the growing Halal tourism market by enhancing its offerings for Muslim travelers, having welcomed over 617,000 in 2025. With more than 800 venues catering to Halal needs, the city aims to diversify its tourism base, improve competitiveness, and establish itself as a safe, culturally inclusive destination. As the global HalalContinue reading “Da Nang builds halal-friendly destination to tap into fast-growing market”
Vietnam tourism accelerates green transition to power 2026 growth
Vietnam’s tourism sector is experiencing robust growth, driven by green development and service quality improvements, following a 21% surge in 2025. Policy reforms, enhanced marketing, and product diversification have attracted 21.2 million international visitors and generated VND1 quadrillion in revenue. Looking to 2026, the sector aims for 25 million international arrivals and further revenue growth.Continue reading “Vietnam tourism accelerates green transition to power 2026 growth”
Asia’s ‘most beautiful island’ receives 8.1 million tourists in 2025
In 2025, Phu Quoc Island, recognized as Asia’s most beautiful island, attracted 8.1 million visitors and generated VND44 trillion in tourism revenue. Notably, it welcomed Vietnam’s 20-millionth international visitor and launched a direct flight from New Delhi. Phu Quoc’s appeal among high-end travelers grew, earning five awards at the World Travel Awards. Phu Quoc Island,Continue reading “Asia’s ‘most beautiful island’ receives 8.1 million tourists in 2025”
Lao Cai works to preserve Pa Di people’s traditional crafts
The Pa Di community in Muong Khuong District is actively preserving its cultural heritage, particularly traditional costume-making, as modern influences threaten these crafts. Elders and artisans promote skills through training to ensure transmission to the youth. The Ministry of Culture recognized Pa Di clothing as national intangible cultural heritage in 2020, fostering community pride. DistinctiveContinue reading “Lao Cai works to preserve Pa Di people’s traditional crafts”
Tuyen Quang preserves cultural identity while advancing sustainable tourism development
Lo Lo Chai in Vietnam has been recognized as a top tourism village, prompting Lung Cu Commune to establish a management team for sustainable tourism development from 2025-2030. Strict operational standards ensure quality while preserving local culture. Support for businesses has improved service, ensuring a safe, appealing destination for travelers. Nestled in Vietnam’s northernmost region, LoContinue reading “Tuyen Quang preserves cultural identity while advancing sustainable tourism development”
Vietnamese cuisine ranked 16th in the world, ahead of Thailand, Malaysia and Singapore
Vietnam has climbed to 16th on TasteAtlas’ 2025 list of the world’s top cuisines, outperforming Thailand, Malaysia, and Singapore. It ranks second in Southeast Asia, after Indonesia. The inclusion of bún bò Nam Bộ and phở bò in the top 100 dishes reflects its growing global culinary recognition. Vietnam has been ranked 16th on TasteAtlas’ list ofContinue reading “Vietnamese cuisine ranked 16th in the world, ahead of Thailand, Malaysia and Singapore”
Vietnam emerges as favorite destination for Korean, Singaporean and Malaysian families: Agoda
Vietnam is increasingly popular among international families, especially from South Korea, Singapore, and Malaysia, with Agoda reporting a 30% rise in search interest for family travel compared to last year. Indian family interest surged 186%, reflecting Vietnam’s appeal due to its cultural richness and family-friendly attractions. Nearly 19.2 million international visitors arrived in 2025. BasedContinue reading “Vietnam emerges as favorite destination for Korean, Singaporean and Malaysian families: Agoda”
Dong Van Karst Plateau Earns Asia’s Top Cultural Destination Recognition
Vietnam’s Dong Van Karst Plateau has been awarded Asia’s Leading Regional Cultural Destination 2025 by the World Travel Awards, marking Tuyen Quang Province’s first cultural recognition. This award emphasizes the area’s cultural significance and commitment to sustainable tourism, while promoting local heritage and community engagement. Efforts focus on enhancing tourism standards and digital outreach.
Vietnam Expands E-Visa Entry Points
Vietnam has recently expanded e-visa access by adding forty-one border gates, increasing the total to eighty-three. This initiative enhances entry options for travelers at various ports, including newly listed airports and seaports, promoting tourism and regional connectivity. It also allows for easier access and longer stays across the nation.
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