South Korea Tourism Festival in HCM City this weekend

Thirty Vietnamese and South Korean firms will participate in the Korea Tourism and Culture Festival to be held at Nguyễn Huệ walking street in HCM City this weekend.

HCM City to host Việt Nam- South Korea Culture, Tourism Festival The Korea Tourism Organisation in Việt Nam will organise a Việt Nam- South Korea Culture and Tourism Festival in HCM City at the end of September.

South Korean visitors to rise to 3.3 million

The number of South Korean tourists to Việt Nam is expected to rise by 30 per cent this year to reach more than 3.3 million, the second largest tourist market in the country behind China, according to the Việt Nam National Administration of Tourism.

Int’l travel expo offers attractive promotions

International and domestic travel and tourism businesses are offering  promotion programmes to stimulate travel demand at the 14^th International Travel Expo HCM City (ITE HCMC) from September 6 – 8.

Korea Tourism Organisation launches summer promotions

The Korea Tourism Organisation (KTO) has launched numerous promotions for tourists from Việt Nam this summer.

Korea Tourism Organisation rolls out summer promotion

The Korea Tourism Organisation (KTO) has launched various promotions to attract Vietnamese tourists to South Korea this summer.

S Korea eyes VN women tourists

South Korea will offer special incentives for Vietnamese, especially women, to visit the country during the next four months

Should Việt Nam follow South Korea in limiting tourism promotion support?

Should Việt Nam follow South Korea in limiting tourism promotion support?

S. Korea tourism struggles to recover from MERS crisis The recent outbreak of the deadly MERS virus in South Korea has left the country's tourist industry in intensive care, with visitor numbers plunging more than 40 per cent in June, according to data released Tuesday.

Fresh cases, 700 schools closed in S. Korea MERS outbreak Hundreds more schools closed today in South Korea as officials struggled to ease growing panic over an outbreak of the MERS virus that has infected 35 people, killed two and caused thousands to cancel travel plans.