The coastal province of Binh Thuan for years has focused on exploiting local sea culture to create tourism products that carry the distinguishing characteristics of the province.

Spiritual tourism is only popular during special occasions like the spring festival. To tap the sector’s potential, it’s necessary to develop more activities to create a complete tourism product.

A festival dedicated to Mother Au Co – the legendary mother of Vietnam – opened in Hien Luong commune of Ha Hoa district, the northern province of Phu Tho, on February 22.

Tours of three caves, including the world’s fourth largest Pygmy, in the central province of Quang Binh, have been opened, giving tourists a chance to explore some of the most magnificent caves here.

The central province of Quang Nam, which is hosting the APEC Finance Ministers’ Meeting and related meetings, has designed typical tours for tourists to discover the locality’s culture and people.

The sound tourism environment, high-quality services and excellent promotion campaigns have helped the central coastal city of Da Nang lure an increasing number of tourists.

Authorities in central Quang Binh province have approved a new expedition route, through the world’s largest cave, Son Doong.

The Da Nang Paragliding Open 2017, themed “Flying over Tien Sa”, kicked off in the central coastal city of Da Nang on June 24.

Tour operator Vo Tan Tan plans to offer tours of nipa palm forests that allow tourists to participate in afforestation efforts in Cam Thanh commune in Hoi An, the central province of Quang Nam.

UK-based travel publisher Rough Guides has described Vietnam’s north-south rail link as one of the most scenic routes in Asia.

A group of households providing homestay services in Ta Van commune, Sa Pa district, the northern mountainous province of Lao Cai, have received the “Homestay ASEAN” award.

Hanoi expects international arrivals in the city will reach a record four million this year. The Hanoi Department of Tourism has reported.

Tourism has become an important pillar for Vietnam’s economic growth. The remark was made by the Economist Intelligence Unit under the UK-based Economist Group.

The Friends of Vietnam Heritage (FVH) will host a city walk for those looking to explore Ba Dinh and the “French Colonial Quarter” on December 18.