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Da Lat strawberry recognised among top ten specialties of Vietnam
Da Lat strawberry in the Central Highlands province of Lam Dong has been recognised among the top ten specialties of Vietnam in 2023 by Asia Book of Records.
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Da Lat, Vietnam’s renowned flower city in the Central Highlands’ province of Lam Dong, was recently bestowed the prestigious title of Festival City of Asia, at an international event in Thailand.
Da Lat Festival brings classical music beyond auditorium
For the first time in Vietnam, classical music has been taken out of theatres and auditoriums to make it easier for the public to access at a classical music festival held in Da Lat city, a UNESCO-recognised Creative City of Music, in the Central Highlands province of Lam Dong.
Developing Da Lat into a modern centre of tourism and culture
Located in the Central Highlands province of Lam Dong, Da Lat is entering into a new era of development towards becoming a modern urban area, creative city, centre for eco-tourism and high-end resorts, and unique hub of international cultural and heritage tourism.
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Hanoi Tourism Festival 2026 to promote green travel, digital experiences
The festival will feature nearly 100 booths designed as a multi-experience journey showcasing Hanoi’s culture, technology and sustainable tourism potential.
Ho Chi Minh City diversifies tourism products to attract foreign visitors.
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The presence of diverse international architectural styles across Phu Quoc, rather than a single traditional architectural system, is not accidental but rooted in the island’s unique development context. Unlike cities with centuries of urban heritage such as Hoi An or Hue, Phu Quoc is a tourism destination that has grown rapidly over just the past few decades, without a clearly layered architectural legacy to inherit.
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Vietnam welcomes nearly 4.7 million foreign visitors in January–February
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Government leader attends Ban Flower Festival 2026 in Dien Bien province
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Three Vietnamese cable cars rank among Asia’s most scenic rides
Among the featured systems is the Hon Thom Cable Car, located on Phu Quoc. The cable line holds the Guinness World Records title as the world’s longest sea-crossing cable car, stretching nearly 8 km.
Hanoi named among world’s 50 most beautiful cities by Condé Nast Traveler
Hanoi’s appearance within the global media ecosystem of Condé Nast Traveler is expected to provide a significant boost to the city’s tourism appeal. Beyond enhancing its credibility as a travel destination, the recognition could also help attract high-end tourism services and encourage higher spending by international visitors.
International press conference introduces Visit Vietnam Year – Gia Lai 2026
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Emergency measures taken to ensure safety for Vietnamese tourists in Middle East
The Middle East has in recent years emerged as an attractive outbound destination for Vietnamese travellers, but rising military tensions have forced many Vietnamese tour operators to suspend departures and implement flexible contingency plans.
Overseas Vietnamese amplify Ho Chi Minh City’s tourism appeal
With their understanding of both local traditions and international contexts, OVs are proving to be an effective “soft bridge” in promoting the city globally, contributing to rising international arrivals and reinforcing Ho Chi Minh City’s position as a creative, globally integrated and culturally rich urban tourism destination
Hanoi urges suspension of tours to Middle East conflict zones
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Vietnamese firms promote tourism at ITB Berlin 2026
Vietnam’s exhibition area stands out with spacious and visually striking booths featuring businesses' most outstanding products as well as Vietnam's cultural icons such as cyclo models and traditional ao dai attire while a Vietnamese cuisine counter has drawn long queues of visitors.
US media explains why Phu Quoc is becoming a tourism phenomenon
In 2025, international arrivals to Phu Quoc surged by nearly 60%, marking a new breakthrough cycle. As 2026 begins, during the Lunar New Year alone, the island welcomed nearly 366,000 visitors (a 30% increase year-on-year), with international guests accounting for nearly 93,000 (up 24.3%).
Australian magazine hails Phu Quoc as a worthy alternative to Bali
In its list of “the best Bali alternatives worth exploring,” published by Australia’s leading travel site Escape, Phu Quoc is highlighted as a standout Southeast Asian destination, thanks to its appealing blend of reasonable costs, striking scenery, and diverse experiences.
Hanoi festivals embrace digital tools to modernise management
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Ho Chi Minh City’s travel firms activate emergency response for Middle East tours
Most travel firms in the city have activated 24/7 coordination systems, working closely with airline networks and international partners to implement appropriate response measures.
Unified promotion strategy sets stage for tourism expansion
Vietnam’s tourism brand is demonstrating strong momentum and robust recovery amid record-breaking international arrivals, driven not only by market demand but also by renewed thinking and innovative approaches to destination promotion and marketing.
Vietravel activates emergency response procedures to ensure tourist safety
Vietravel has proactively arranged standard accommodation and ensured adequate meals and essential services for tourists while maintaining regular communication between tour guides, operational teams and customers to provide timely, transparent and continuous updates.
