With its thick, crunchy meat and naturally sweet flavor, the ốc giác (elephant snail) is a prized coastal delicacy in Vietnam. One snail alone can be transformed into several dishes - enough to feed four to five people.

Beachfront land in Nha Trang has been cleared of commercial blocks, restoring natural views and beach access for locals and visitors.

Standing 36 meters tall, Christ the King in Vung Tau draws visitors seeking peace and panoramic views

Vietnam’s relaxed visa policy and global marketing efforts help boost international visitor numbers to over 12 million.

Vietnamese travelers are turning to AI tools in record numbers, with 99% using search features and 95% engaging with generative AI, a new report shows.

Quang Ninh deploys medical and patrol vessels around the clock to ensure safety for travelers in Ha Long Bay.

Vietnam ranks third in Agoda’s list of Asian countries with the most returning international visitors, with Da Nang making its top 10 city debut.

An adventurous couple from San Diego shared their excitement after experiencing the famed Cai Rang floating market and enjoying a jiggling bowl of breakfast noodles aboard a rocking boat in Vietnam.

International arrivals surged 24% in the first half of 2025, signaling a strong recovery for Vietnam’s hospitality sector.

Officials warn against insensitive videos featuring foreign men in traditional Hmong women’s attire.

Hanoi, Da Nang, and Nha Trang have earned spots in the top 50 most attractive global cities of 2025, according to a new tourism index based on online data and global travel appeal.

Tourism in Quang Ninh is booming this summer as a wave of vibrant cultural and entertainment experiences, led by dazzling weekly fireworks, ignites a new trend in dynamic nighttime travel.

Social media erupts over videos of foreign men in traditional Hmong women’s clothing, raising concerns about cultural respect in tourism.

While overseeing the restoration of a certified heritage home, Nguyen Huu Tam stumbled upon a cache of antique coins hidden in ceramic jars beneath the stone floor.

Since the Covid-19 pandemic, digital transformation has emerged as an essential pathway for Vietnam’s tourism industry.

A small restaurant in Hanoi is honored by Michelin for its traditional fish soup.

Chu Tien Thanh from Cao Bang may not speak English fluently, but his warmth, food, and passion for his hometown win over travelers from around the world.

Chau Son Monastery’s incomplete tower tells a story of sacrifice and solidarity during Vietnam’s 1945 famine.

Just two hours from Ho Chi Minh City, Phuoc Hai fishing village offers calm seas, golden beaches, and fresh oysters at an unbeatable price.

With an open visa policy, Vietnam will be able to enhance its appeal to international visitors, helping boost competitive edge and driving economic growth, according to insiders.