Hà Nội’s tourism industry aims to greet over 30 million visitors, including 7 million international arrivals, and earn more than VNĐ130 trillion (over US$5 billion) from tourism in 2025.

The 2024 HCM City River Festival is held until June 9 across many areas such as Bạch Đằng Wharf and Nhiêu Lộc - Thị Nghè Canal. With plenty of fun tourism activities and sightseeing opportunities, the festival is sure to impress local and foreign visitors alike.

In about 10 hours of stay in Côn Đảo, passengers visited local ecological and spiritual tourist attractions where they explored the turtle egg hatchery and mangrove forests, and enjoyed corals and kayaking.

Quy Nhơn, a coastal city in central Việt Nam, is rapidly emerging as a premier destination for local and foreign tourists.

“Xẩm tàu điện” or “tram Xẩm” is a type of folk music that used to be performed on the trams, a popular means of public transport in Hà Nội at the beginning of the 20th century. Now it has been brought back to life, with musicians entertaining visitors on board tour buses in the capital city.

A field in Tam Cốc has become a work of art, again! This 10,000 square metres plot of land looks amazing from above after a painting was 'cut' into the rice field. This is an annual event to mark Tourism Week in Ninh Bình Province.

Tà Chì Nhù Mountain in Yên Bái province has emerged as a new trekking destination for those who enjoy exploring high altitudes. At 2,979 metres above sea level, immersing visitors in nature and offering them insights into local culture.

With the upcoming 2nd Annual River Festival, HCM City is determined to further promote and diversify its water tourism offerings.

Việt Nam has been named as one of the best places to visit for women travelling alone by British magazine TIME OUT. We are the only country to make the list in the whole of South East Asia. We took to the streets to ask female tourists and expats, as well as a tourism expert what makes the country so safe.