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.

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.

Quy Nhon Stands Beside Brazil and Mexico: Vietnam’s Sole Representative Named Among the World’s Top Destinations 2026

Executive Summary Lonely Planet has unveiled its Best in Travel 2026 list, spotlighting the world’s most remarkable destinations. Among global icons such as Brazil, Mexico, and Ireland, Quy Nhon proudly represents Vietnam as the country’s only entry in the Top 25 list — a recognition that highlights its harmony of mountains and sea, cultural heritage,Continue reading “Quy Nhon Stands Beside Brazil and Mexico: Vietnam’s Sole Representative Named Among the World’s Top Destinations 2026”

Horecfex Vietnam 2025 opens in Da Nang: A global gateway for innovation, technology & HORECA trends

On the morning of 26 August 2025, at the Ariyana International Convention Center in Da Nang, HorecFex Vietnam 2025 officially opened, launching Vietnam’s largest two-day exhibition and forum (August 26–27). The event features more than 55 in-depth sessions and groundbreaking technology showcases dedicated to the HORECA industry (Hotels – Restaurants – Catering Services)

HorecFex Vietnam 2025: Connecting innovation and shaping the future of Vietnam’s hospitality & tourism Industry

In just a few hours, HorecFex Vietnam 2025 will officially open at the Ariyana Convention Centre Danang on August 26-27, 2025. Recognized as one of the year’s largest gatherings for hospitality, tourism, and technology sectors, the event offers a comprehensive program of exhibitions, professional forums, and business networking opportunities

Domestic Travel Booms for Vietnam’s National Day Holiday

In 2025, Vietnam marks a momentous milestone—the 80th anniversary of its National Day. With a four-day holiday weekend set for the occasion, the nation is not only preparing for a historic celebration but also gearing up for an unprecedented boom in domestic travel. This year, all roads lead to one destination: the capital city of Hanoi, which has become the magnetic heart of the festivities.

A massive technology Showcase for the Tourism and Hospitality sector at HorecFex 2025, Danang – Vietnam

Danang, Vietnam – Taking place from August 26–27, 2025, at Ariyana Convention Centre Danang, HorecFex 2025, Danang – Vietnam is set to become a pivotal event for the hotel, restaurant, F&B, spa, and resort tourism sectors in Vietnam and across Asia. With a projected compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of over 12% in the nextContinue reading “A massive technology Showcase for the Tourism and Hospitality sector at HorecFex 2025, Danang – Vietnam”

Ho Chi Minh City tourism and the key challenges following Administrative Merger

On July 18, during the “Tourism Business Dialogue with HCMC Authorities” organised by the HCMC Investment and Trade Promotion Centre (ITPC), tourism and hospitality businesses raised concerns about administrative procedures and regulatory difficulties following the city’s recent administrative boundary merger. Legal Uncertainty and Lack of Regional Planning Businesses called on authorities to provide guidance onContinue reading “Ho Chi Minh City tourism and the key challenges following Administrative Merger”

Turkey to grant e-visas to Vietnamese citizens starting September 2025

Marking a significant step in simplifying travel procedures and promoting tourism and economic exchange, Turkey will begin offering electronic visas (e-visas) to Vietnamese citizens starting from September 1, 2025.