A number of high-profile tourism and ecotourism projects have transformed some of the country’s most famous tourism destinations. As a result, many local people, who previously struggled to make ends met, are also thriving.

From many years, Vietnam’s largest island, Phu Quoc had been a rather sleepy, low-key destination. But in the last couple of years, the island has become one of Asia’s most talked about destinations, especially for luxury tourism.

A new generation of world-class theme parks don’t simply wish to entertain you in Viet Nam’s leading destinations for tourism. They also wish to revive and showcase the traditional values of the Vietnamese people to make the country a more attractive destination in the eyes of the world.

Each of the five Sun World complexes in Vietnam offers a unique charm that has made the country’s leading destinations even more appealing

In recent years, a number of outstanding, newly developed tourism projects have boosted the appeal of both established and emerging destinations in Vietnam, drawing more international visitors, and boosting domestic tourism.

At the end of 2018, Hotel de la Coupole - MGallery opened its doors, restoring a once-forgotten mountain retreat back to the glorious splendour of its heyday.

A wonderful carnival in June. Attractive works and things promise in the near future. Nguyễn Lâm An, director of Sun World Bà Nà Hills unveilds bold plans for Bà Nà on the occasion of the tourist complex’s 10th anniversity.

Vinpearl Safari Phú Quốc on April 3 welcomed the first baby rhino to be born here since the safari came into operation. This is one in two baby rhinos born in Việt Nam during the past decade.

A variety of cherry blossom types from Việt Nam, Japan and China’s Kunming are blooming in the area surrounding Fansipan cable car station.