Just 3.5 hours by car from Hanoi, Nghi Son fish market offers an atmospheric glimpse of fishing village life, with fresh squid starting at around $4 per kilogram.

Australia is emerging as one of Vietnam’s key tourism source markets, with visitor arrivals steadily increasing, staying longer, spending relatively more, and showing strong interest in local culture, cuisine, nature and authentic experiences.

A tourist escaped injury after a passing train struck her phone on Hanoi’s Train Street, prompting authorities to penalize a cafe owner and step up safety enforcement.

A 5,000-square-meter garden in Quang Ninh is drawing visitors with Atlantic Giant pumpkins weighing dozens of kilograms, including one that has reached 126kg.

Hanoi traffic police are working with local police to verify a viral clip showing a train knocking a phone from a woman's hand at Hanoi's "train street" cafe area.

A Chinese tourist has been warned by authorities after riding a motorbike onto To Vo Gate, a protected national heritage site on Ly Son Island in central Vietnam, following complaints from local residents.

In a new era, the tourism industry stands at a turning point, where economic growth must go hand in hand with human-centred and sustainable values.

HCM City aims to become a leading tourism, trade and services hub in Southeast Asia through a blend of modern urban experiences, rich cultural heritage and diverse natural attractions.

Phu Tho is combining social media, AI and community participation to transform online attention into sustainable tourism growth.

Just as the summer vacation began, Ha Phuong and her son embarked on a special journey, walking from Hanoi to Hue.

More than just a historic route, the Pavi Stone Road is regarded as one of Lai Chau Province's most valuable cultural and landscape treasures.

A chance encounter between a South Korean content creator and a Vietnamese fruit seller fluent in Korean has captivated millions online, highlighting the unexpected cultural connections found on the streets of Ho Chi Minh City.

A retired member of Vietnam's Thai ethnic community has transformed his family's traditional stilt house into a thriving homestay, creating jobs while preserving local culture in a northern mountain village.

Sustainable tourism is becoming a defining trend among Vietnamese travellers as they increasingly seek to balance memorable experiences with positive contributions to local communities and the environment.

In late June, temporarily closing their long-standing online food shop, a Hanoi family set off on a cross-country journey. They sought out coastal fishing villages, untouched hamlets, and rustic regions to experience local life firsthand.

From golden rice terraces in the north to sunny beaches and fruit-filled orchards in the south, August is an ideal time to explore some of Vietnam's most beautiful seasonal destinations.

One hundred family members, three coaches and 30 hotel rooms made for an unforgettable reunion on Vietnam's central coast.

Hanoi has welcomed more than 21.16 million visitors in the first seven months of 2026, up 15% year-on-year, according to the municipal Department of Tourism.

HCM City is leveraging its expanded administrative boundaries to roll out integrated tourism products that blend diverse experiences with promotional campaigns.

Hanoi is redrawing its tourism map, pushing beyond the postcard mainstays of Hoan Kiem Lake and the Old Quarter to woo travellers with a slate of community-based destinations in suburban areas.