Home to thousands of hectares of fruitful orchards, Lai Vung District in the southern province of Đồng Tháp has earned the affectionate title “kingdom of pink mandarins.”
The fourth HCM City Tourism Week 2024 commenced on Thursday (December 5), showcasing a diverse array of tourism, sports, and musical activities, as well as promotional initiatives across all districts of the city, including Thủ Đức City.
From the beginning of 2024 until now, Kiên Giang province has welcomed an estimated 9.8 million visitors.
The 2024 Long An Province Cultural - Sport – Tourism Week opened yesterday, introducing the province’s beauty to locals and visitors alike.
The Mekong Delta province of Đồng Tháp places a great deal of on importance of protecting forest ecosystems linked to sustainable tourism development.
Upon arrival, visitors are greeted by the fresh air and stunning vistas of the hydroelectric lake area. The hamlet offers a glimpse into the vibrant culture of the Mường Ao Tá people, characterised by traditional stilt houses, ethnic cuisine and the warmth of local hospitality.
Việt Nam’s Grand Pioneers Cruise operating on Hạ Long Bay by the Việt Thuận Group beat 19 other nominees from Germany, Italy, Norway, France, Ecuador, Sweden, the UK and the US, to win the award, which will be presented at the annual World Cruise Awards taking place in Madeira on Sunday.
The Việt Nam Railways Corporation (VNR) has recently welcomed 400 Chinese tourists entering Việt Nam through the Lào Cai International Border Gate on the first charter train under a cooperation programme between the Lào Cai Department of Tourism and VNR.
Topics to be discussed on the day include national and local policies to foster rural tourism development, empowering and engaging local communities in tourism initiatives, and developing products, promoting innovation, and facilitating market access for rural destinations.
The bay was formed by the Bản Chát hydroelectric reservoir, featuring overlapping limestone mountains and rich vegetation. Its clear blue waters create a picturesque landscape that resembles a beautiful painting when viewed from above.
Đà Nẵng, a central tourism hub, is working to diversify its international markets through targeted communication, promotion strategies, and specific plans for each market.
Foreign tourists will be facilitated to travel around ASEAN with a new visa policy that permits one single visa for six countries in the region. Tourism and trade companies find it a favourable condition to develop.
Cooperation between the Australian and Vietnamese governments has delivered benefits for both countries, with Việt Nam becoming Australia’s fastest-growing inbound market and more Australians travelling to Việt Nam than prior to the pandemic.
Additionally, a tourism development cooperation plan with the southeastern region has been issued, and discussions are ongoing with the Bà Rịa - Vũng Tàu Department of Tourism to promote eco-friendly, sustainable travel routes that attract international visitors.
Nestled about 1km from Highway 12 in Pa Phang 2 Village, Phìn Hồ Commune, Sìn Hồ District, Rêu Waterfall cascades gracefully amid a lush backdrop of greenery, colourful flowers and vibrant foliage.
Cù Lao Dung District in the southern province of Sóc Trăng is a popular destination for visitors. Around 20 local households have been offering homestay services and tours to local mangrove forests and alluvial islets. Let’s have a tour around!
If you are looking to escape the bustling city life, look no further than Sưng Village. Nestled in the heart of nature, this idyllic destination allows visitors to slow down, breathe in fresh air and immerse themselves in serene surroundings.
According to Director of the provincial Department of Tourism Nguyễn Huyền Anh, the event marks a milestone for the locality, demonstrating its efforts to overcome Typhoon Yagi aftermath to host visitors with the highest quality services.
