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Hoi An shines in Travel + Leisure’s list of best places to travel in 2019

 This year’s list spans the globe, from exciting southern hemisphere cities like Santiago, Chile, and Brisbane, Australia, to harder-to-reach regions like Langkawi in Malaysia.

HCM City among the 2019’s coolest city break destinations

Porto in Portugal, Austin in the USA, Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam and Cape Town in South Africa make up the “wish list” top five.

Upcoming New Year tours out of stock

 The local tourism market is upbeat in the last few days of 2018 with various Christmas and New Year tours serving travellers during the vacation period. 

Discovery DCODE lists five must-visit places in SE Asia, highlighting Vietnam’s Hue

 Are you looking for somewhere to go for a quick end-of-year getaway but tired of the same old tourist spots?

Good manners promoted to restore Hoi An’s values

 Hoi An has just launched a project to restore and promote the local gentle manners as part of activities to mark 19 years since the ancient town was recognized by UNESCO as a world cultural heritage.

South Korean visitors to VN to rise to 3.3 million

 The number of South Korean tourists to Viet Nam is expected to rise by 30 per cent this year to reach more than 3.3 million, the second largest tourist market in the country behind China.

Exploring serene Lan Ha Bay – the “second” Ha Long bay of Vietnam

 With around 400 islands covered with diversified species of plants, Lan Ha Bay in Cat Ba island district, in the northern port city of Hai Phong, has risen to become a “second” Ha Long Bay of Vietnam on the tourist map.

Vietnam sets up tourism development fund

 The Prime Minister has approved a decision to establish a state-owned tourism development fund.

CNN lists Vietnam’s best beaches

 From lively and popular to unspoiled and wild, there`s a beach for every type of traveler.

Ninh Binh among world’s best destinations for 2019

 Away from the hustle and bustle of the traditional attractions, the Philippines, Slovakia and Vietnam are just some of the countries that have seen a rise in travel to their lesser-visited villages and cities this year.

Pristine buckwheat flowers impress visitors

 Beautiful fields of buckwheat flowers, framed by magnificent limestone mountains, have become a top tourist attraction in Ha Giang province in recent years. 

Hanoi named among top destinations for ‘every type of traveler’

 Hanoi has made it to Time magazine’s list of “best destinations for every type of traveler”.

Danang’s night market needs boost to attract tourists

 After being put into operation earlier this year, Da Nang’s Son Tra night market has become a popular destination, attracting thousands of locals and tourists coming to shop.


Tourism market busies as Tet draws near

 With four days off for New Year Holiday and a nine-day Lunar New Year or Tet break, the tourism market has been extremely busy to meet increasing demand of holiday-makers.

7-16 year-olds enjoy Ha Long Bay discount

 Tourists who are aged between 7 and 16 will enjoy a 20% entrance fee discount when visiting Ha Long Bay from next year.

An Thoi – Vietnam’s most pristine archipelago

The An Thoi archipelago, Kien Giang province, is one of the few islands that have retained its pristine beauty with a crystal clear blue sea, fine white sands and Vietnam’s most stunning coral reefs.

HCM City, Hanoi, Ha Long enter top 100 city destinations in 2018

 Euromonitor International, the world’s leading independent provider of strategic market research, has announced the list of top 100 city destination of 2018, with three being in Vietnam.

Ho Chi Minh City welcomes 7 millionth visitor

 Ho Chi Minh City welcomed the seven millionth international visitor to the southern economic hub during the year at Tan Son Nhat International Airport on December 10.

New Year holidays – golden chances for tourism sector

 The four-day calendar New Year holiday and the nine-day lunar New Year (Tet) festival are expected to offer golden chances for the Vietnamese tourism sector.

Agriculture and tourism yield unexpected results

 In recent years, farmers in Hong Ly commune, Vu Thu district, Thai Binh province have grown fields of different flowers to attract visitors from far and wide. This has improved the livelihood of local residents.