Solo travelling is not rare in western countries, but in Asian countries including Vietnam it is somewhat of an oddity. But it has become increasingly popular among young Vietnamese in recent years.

In 2023, Vietnamese visitors are in favor of natural attractions and out-of-town destinations.

Nearly half of millennial and Gen Z travelers in APAC including VN plan to spend double their average monthly income on travel, according to a new travel pulse survey by Klook about 2023 travel trends in APAC in general and in VN in particular.

People pay more and more attention to summer holiday vacation and consider it an opportunity to tighten connectivity among family members, according to travel agencies in Ho Chi Minh City.

In contrast to previous years, the summer tourism season of 2023 has seen significant changes, with a notable rise of 15-30 percent in the number of MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions) tourists year-on-year.

Hanoi has been ranked first in the list of the top 20 trending cities for solo travel while Ho Chi Minh City ranked sixth, according to a report by UK-based adventure travel company Explore Worldwide.

Senior tourism is described as a potential market segment in Vietnam, especially for domestic tours.

Thailand has welcomed 9.47 million foreign tourists, including 84,221 Vietnamese visitors, so far this year, earning about 391 billion baht, equivalent to over US$11.3 billion, in revenue.

As the holiday season approaches, many Vietnamese travellers are opting for outbound tours due to the significant increase the price of domestic flights, according to travel agents and tour operators.

Vietnam has great potential to develop a toursim market segment for young travellers, heard a workshop organised by the Institution for Tourism Development Research (ITDR) under the Vietnam National Administration of Tourism.

Vietnamese tourists favor short-haul trips to Asian destinations during the Lunar New Year 2023 (Tet), particularly Japan, Thailand, Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia and Taiwan, according to Agoda.com.

Almost four in five travelers in Asia are eager to travel internationally in 2023 as concerns around inflation and rising costs will likely not stop travelers from packing their bags, reported a Klook study in nine markets, including Vietnam.

According to Booking.com’s 2023 Travel Predictions, over half (61%) of Vietnamese travelers are looking to escape in the new year by embarking on an ‘off-grid’ vacation.

The number of international searches about Vietnam's tourism on Google is growing by 50-75%, the fourth highest level in the world.

A tree that stands alone can appear very normal but look very beautiful in photos.

The Travel Confidence Index released on June 22 by Booking.com shows that Vietnam has emerged as the second most confident in Asia-Pacific for traveling, with 85% of local travelers stating they intend to travel in the next 12 months.

Outbound tourism is recovering very strongly amid high demand among Vietnamese people when many countries enthusiastically open up to international visitors.

The five million tourists during the recent four-day April-May holiday have helped the tourism industry recover.

After three years of the Covid-19 pandemic, the psychology and tastes of tourists have changed. There has been a rise of green tourism products and tourism programs associated with health care.