Việt Nam News

There is no reason to refuse an offer to visit one of the world best tourism villages so I flocked to Lạng Sơn Province's Quỳnh Sơn Village in early November when not only the local people but also tourists were ready for the best season of the year.

The city aims to not only increase visitor numbers but also solidify its status as the premier tourist hub in Việt Nam – an appealing, cultured and distinct destination.

Tourism in Hà Nội is experiencing a robust resurgence, surpassing pre-pandemic levels in visitor numbers and total revenue from tourism-related services.

The ancient houses in Cái Bè Commune, Long Khánh Commune and Cai Lậy Ward are captivating destinations for both domestic and international tourists visiting Đồng Tháp Province. Each of these architectural gems, over a century old, showcases a unique style that reflects the rich soul of the southern region.

Việt Nam is setting its sights on becoming a more attractive destination for visitors seeking both leisure and healthcare services, following the signing of a cooperation agreement between the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and the Ministry of Health for the 2025–2030 period.

Việt Nam is stepping up efforts to boost tourism competitiveness and attract 25 million international visitors in 2025, with industry leaders urging concrete policy reforms, market diversification, and stronger partnerships across the sector.

Tapping into its strengths in historical and cultural tourism, eco-tourism, high-tech agriculture, border trade, sports and entertainment, Tây Ninh is rolling out key measures to attract visitors and make tourism a spearhead economic sector.

Following the recent administrative merger, Thái Nguyên Province is opening up exciting development opportunities across multiple sectors, with tourism set to become a key driver of its economic growth. This vibrant region, rich in history, culture and natural beauty, is ready to reshape its profile on both regional and national tourism maps.

Hà Nội’s tourism sector is buzzing ahead of National Day, with hotels nearly fully booked and travel agencies rolling out special packages.

Đào Minh Tiến, known by millions online as Dế Mèn Du Ký (The Cricket’s Journey), showcases the beauty of Vietnam not only through its breathtaking landscapes but also through the warmth and kindness of its people. To him, this spirit is what truly makes Việt Nam unforgettable.

Hải Tặc Archipelago in Tiên Hải Commune, An Giang Province, has emerged in recent years as one of the locality’s most popular new destinations.

Côn Sơn – Kiếp Bạc is a renowned historical, cultural and spiritual area, recently recognised by UNESCO as a World Cultural Heritage site. Along with its picturesque landscape, it offers a variety of attractive sightseeing and pilgrimage experiences.

After the merger, HCM City has undergone not only geographical changes but also a transformation in mindset in the tourism development space. 

Every July, as Việt Nam marks the War Invalids and Martyrs Day (July 27), people from across the country journey to Côn Đảo, where a once-feared island prison has been transformed into a national monument of remembrance and resilience.

Surrounded by a thousand shades of green, the air softening as if to soothe your lungs, you realise: healing doesn’t always come from grand gestures. Sometimes, it’s simply about standing still and letting nature hold you for a while.

Led by skilled women riders in traditional áo dài, these Vespa tours take you deep into the Hà Nội’s culture through hidden alleys, bustling street corners and flavoursome night scenes. Hà Nội’s spirit isn’t on the map, it’s in the ride!

This serene destination, embraced by stunning mountainous scenery and a refreshing climate, has become a sought-after spiritual retreat for travellers seeking tranquility.

Khánh Hòa Province plans to build new tourism products to attract domestic and international travellers.