Previously, Quy Nhon was also honoured with the ASEAN Clean Tourist City Award in 2020 and 2024, demonstrating its consistent commitment to environmental protection, urban cleanliness and sustainable tourism development.
Hidden along the slopes of the majestic Nhiu Co San mountain range, the ancient Pavie stone road, also known as the Pavie road in Lai Chau province, stands as a silent historical witness of Vietnam’s Northwestern region.
According to What’s On, Phu Quoc has long been a familiar resort destination for travellers from the Republic of Korea, China, and Russia, while steadily attracting growing international interest year after year.
An Giang province welcomed more than 80.8 million visitors from 2021-2025, including nearly 3.5 million foreigners, generating over 142.8 trillion VND (5.49 billion USD) in revenue.
The author chose to sit inside the “Hanoi Five Gates” train, observing curious onlookers outside as it rolled along the route of one of Hanoi’s newest tourism products. The train, which began operations in September 2025, allows passengers to view the famed “Train Street” from a different perspective, while also offering glimpses into Vietnamese daily life and culture.
Taking place from February 2 – 13 at the Vietnam Exposition Centre (VEC), the event is identified as a key highlight in a series of activities to stimulate consumer demand, develop the domestic market, and promote Vietnamese brands during the Lunar New Year of the Horse 2026.
VinFast on January 31 officially unveiled its international business strategy for electric scooters, identifying five initial key markets: the Philippines, Indonesia, India, Thailand and Malaysia.
The disruptions emerged in late January at a number of road, sea and air border checkpoints after Decree 46/2026/ND-CP on food safety management took effect on January 26.
Binh said the programme sought to position Hue and Quang Tri as diverse and high-quality destinations in central Vietnam, combining rich cultural heritage, attractive natural landscapes and professional tourism services, while also promoting cooperation between Vietnamese and Korean tourism enterprises.
As the country enters a new era of development, experts shared the view that green transformation is no longer optional but a necessity for the region that is heavily impacted by climate change. By repositioning its image through conservation and high-value experiences, the Mekong Delta is choosing a path of "slow but steady" growth.
Around three weeks ahead of Tet, the domestic travel market has become noticeably more vibrant. Data from online searches and social media platforms point to a sharp rise in interest, particularly in destinations offering pleasant weather, well-developed tourism infrastructure and family-friendly appeal.
Cultural tourism holds undeniable potential to rise as one of Ho Chi Minh City’s most coveted signatures, but it still largely exists as a supplementary component.
In Vietnam, Sun World, recently named “Vietnam’s Leading Attraction and Entertainment Brand 2025” by Klook, is widely seen as a representative of this trend, with a network of theme parks stretching from mountainous regions to coastal and island destinations.
According to the Vietnam National Authority of Tourism, this growth cements the country’s position in the global top-tier of tourism recovery and expansion.
This marks the first time a performance production from Vietnam has simultaneously won two categories at the Blooloop Innovation Awards - one of the most prestigious global honours in the entertainment and destination development industry.
Vietnam’s tourism sector recorded strong growth in 2025, welcoming nearly 21.2 million international tourist arrivals. Asia remained the largest source market, accounting for 78.6% of arrivals, with Southeast Asian countries and major Asian markets continuing to post robust growth.
For many households, tourism has brought additional income, created jobs for younger generations and reinforced the value of maintaining traditional ways of life. Rather than eroding cultural practices, tourism has turned them into key attractions, strengthening community pride and cultural continuity.
For 2026, eight international cruise ships have scheduled visits to Khanh Hoa, including those from Italy, France, Malta, Bermuda and the Bahamas, reflecting growing global interest in the destination.
The main goal of Vietnam’s participation in FITUR is to highlight its growing presence among top global tourism destinations while introducing new offerings and the potential of the country as a travel destination for the Spanish-speaking community.
More than 750 consecutive nights of fireworks, with over 380,000 fireworks launched, stand as a vivid metaphor for an island persistently striving toward a brighter future.
From the fast pace of life in major cities to pristine, alluring beaches framed by lush tropical forests, Vietnam offers travellers experiences that are not to be missed, writes Vogue.
The report portrays Sa Pa as a landscape shaped by generations, highlighting the terraced fields that have been carefully carved and maintained by residents over centuries. A local guide told the programme that some of the oldest terraces in the area are around 250 years old.
The SJourney itinerary is Vietnam’s first luxury rail cruise, jointly operated by PYS Travel and Vietnam Railways. The product is expected to open up a new direction for high-end tourism, built around slow-paced, immersive and emotionally rich travel experiences.
Savouring Tet on Phu Quoc allows visitors to dive into the island's pristine natural assets, from stunning beaches and untouched primary forests to nearby islets, all wrapped in an effortlessly festive, sun-kissed holiday vibe.
By 2030, Khanh Hoa aims to welcome about 31.6 million visitors, including 10.5 million international arrivals.
In recent years, Vietnam’s tourism industry has made strong strides in expanding market scale and increasing arrivals. Closing 2025 with a record nearly 21.2 million international visitors and 137 million domestic tourist visits, the sector entered 2026 with positive momentum.
At the heart of the programme is a riverside camping area along the Ca Lo River, combined with visits to key local attractions, immersive experiences of traditional rituals and folk games in a festive setting, as well as agricultural tourism and creative activities that promote environmental protection.
Since the beginning of 2026, many travel agencies have reported an increase in Lunar New Year tour bookings compared with the same period last year. Notably, tours focusing on cultural immersion, local lifestyles, and early spring festivals are gaining popularity, rather than purely leisure-oriented trips as seen in previous years.
