As the year ends, western Quảng Trị Province’s Formosa sweet gum forest transforms from green to vibrant hues of gold, orange, and red, resembling European autumn amidst Vietnam’s tropical backdrop. Situated by the Rao Quán reservoir, this stunning landscape attracts visitors for exploration, photography, and camping, promising tranquil experiences and renewed appreciation for nature.
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Tet Travel Trends: Where Vietnamese Travelers Are Looking This Lunar New Year
As the Lunar New Year approaches, interest in travel among Vietnamese travelers has surged, with a 22 percent increase in searches. Da Lat leads as the most sought-after domestic destination, followed by Phu Quoc, Nha Trang, Da Nang, and Vung Tau. This year emphasizes nature and relaxation during Tet 2026.
Vietnam Emerges as Asia’s Fastest Growing Tourism Hotspot
Vietnam’s tourism sector is rapidly recovering and poised for significant growth, with 15.4 million international visitors in 2025 and a target of 25 million by year-end. The hospitality market is expanding, particularly in coastal areas, attracting investor interest and signaling a shift toward premium experiences. Infrastructure investments enhance accessibility and support this momentum.
Da Nang’s Cyclo Drivers Learn Korean to Welcome the City’s Biggest Visitor Group
Da Nang is enhancing its tourism services due to a surge in South Korean visitors. The city is training cyclo drivers in Korean to improve communication and guest experiences. Additionally, GPS-based audio guides have been introduced. These changes reflect a strategic shift in Vietnam’s tourism, focusing on cultural connection and quality service.
Ban Flower Salad and the Taste of Northwest Vietnam
Ban flower salad is a seasonal Thai delicacy in Vietnam’s northwest, prepared only once a year during the ban flower bloom. This dish embodies a blend of flavors and signifies seasonal change, reflecting cultural values of renewal and harmony. Its preparation is meticulous, showcasing regional identity and culinary tradition.
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.
Vietnam Tourism Poised to Break Records in 2025
A new Vietnam Report indicates a strong rebound in the country’s tourism, predicting over 18 million international visitors by 2025. Domestic travel is surging, with 125 million trips boosting revenue. Generational trends show changing spending habits, with Gen Y and Gen Z influencing travel preferences significantly, supporting a robust tourism recovery.
VIETNAM AIRLINES IS CRAFTING EMOTION IN THE SKY
Vietnam Airlines will introduce its first signature fragrance, named Nha (LotuScent), in November 2025, enhancing the passenger experience from check-in to cabin. Developed with elements of Vietnamese culture, the scent aims to evoke emotion and identity, positioning Vietnam Airlines competitively in the evolving aviation landscape focused on sensory experiences.
Phu Quoc Named One of the World’s Top Trending Destinations for 2026
Phu Quoc, a tropical island in Vietnam, has gained international attention, ranking second in Skyscanner’s Trending Destinations 2026 report with a 184% increase in flight searches. Enhanced infrastructure, 30-day visa-free entry, and diverse attractions position it as a rising star in Southeast Asia’s tourism, attracting over 1.2 million visitors in 2025.
Connecting Sacred Destinations in the Age of AI: A Journey from Nha Trang to Boston
As artificial intelligence (AI) reshapes the modern world, global tourism is entering a new era of transformation. AI enables travelers to personalize journeys, explore heritage sites through virtual reality, and experience sacred destinations in digital spaces. At the same time, technology is empowering nations to preserve cultural and natural heritage, manage sustainable tourism, and fosterContinue reading “Connecting Sacred Destinations in the Age of AI: A Journey from Nha Trang to Boston”
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