Within the framework of the tourism promotion programme, 20 Vietnamese enterprises met with over 100 Indonesian partners, opening up opportunities for future cooperation.

Vietnam is emerging as a safe and attractive destination with great potential to attract travellers shifting from regional markets.

Expanded visa policies are attracting international visitors and stimulating recovery in luxury property markets.

With over 80 international-standard courses, golf tourism has been identified as a strategic product to attract high-end travellers and elevate Vietnam’s global profile.

From Da Nang to Son Doong Cave, Vietnam is banking on cinematic beauty to attract high-end international travelers.

With plans to double its pedestrian streets by 2030, Hanoi is banking on night-time tourism for economic growth.

Visit Vietnam platform debuts with AI trip assistant and blockchain-based authentication, aiming to make Vietnam a digital tourism leader.

Green Tourism Criteria (VITA Green) is expected to become an internationally recognised sustainable tourism certification, bolstering Vietnam’s image as a green destination.

Despite rich cultural assets, the Red River Delta remains underrepresented on Vietnam’s tourism map.

The 2025 competition invites public creativity to showcase authentic moments of Vietnam to global audiences.

In recent years, both former Da Nang city and Quang Nam province ranked among Vietnam’s top tourist destinations thanks to distinctive tourism products.

From heritage model kits to high-tech tours, Hanoi is shaping a vibrant cultural economy rooted in creativity.

With world-class courses and luxury accommodations, Hanoi is boosting golf tourism to attract high-end travelers.

Deputy PM Mai Van Chinh has called for a strong push in digital transformation and the development of a smart tourism ecosystem to reposition Vietnam’s national tourism in a more professional and strategic manner.

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

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.

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

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.

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

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.