Across Vietnam, many localities are accelerating the use of digital tools in tourism promotion. Historical and cultural sites in Hanoi have been digitised and integrated into digital platforms.

With ambitions to host 25–30 million international tourists and contribute 36 billion USD to GDP by 2030, Vietnam’s tourism industry is on the cusp of significant growth.

With direct air service from Dubai launching in June, Da Nang aims to attract luxury travelers from the Middle East through Halal-friendly services and infrastructure.

Hanoi’s tourism sector continues to show strong momentum this year, recording an estimated 12.77 million visitor arrivals in the first five months, a 10.9% increase year-on-year.

The Mekong Delta’s true richness lies in its people, crafts, and river-rooted stories.

By connecting its inland waterways to coastal routes, Vietnam can lead the region with seamless, immersive travel experiences.

By merging fragmented provinces and unifying strategy, Vietnam can create a thriving cruise ecosystem.

Vietnam faces a serious shortage of capable managers and skilled workers who meet international standards and possess strong foreign language fluency.

France is a priority tourism market for Vietnam with nearly 279,000 French travellers coming to Vietnam in 2024, representing a 97% recovery from pre-COVID-19 levels.

Farm tourism, a unique blend of rural retreats and hands-on countryside experiences, is gaining traction across Vietnam and beyond.

Vietnam recorded more than 7.67 million international tourist arrivals between January and April, marking a 23.8% increase compared to the same period last year, the Vietnam National Authority of Tourism said on May 6.

A Hmong leader’s vision turned Sin Suoi Ho into one of Vietnam’s most successful rural tourism models.

Nationwide, average occupancy rates at tourist accommodation facilities reached around 70%, with figures surpassing 80% during the first days of the break.

Promoting nature-based tourism linked to wildlife conservation is believed to be essential for sustainable development in the near future.

Muslim tourism has become a global trend and is playing an increasingly vital role in many countries' tourism sectors, said Dr. Trinh Thi Thu Ha, Rector of the Hanoi College of Commerce and Tourism.

With nearly 2 million visitors and USD 281 million in revenue, HCMC led nationwide holiday tourism.

The year 2025 is expected to mark a significant turning point for tourism in Central Vietnam, as localities in the region simultaneously roll out large-scale, strategic initiatives aimed at redefining cultural experiences for holidaymakers.

Hanoi’s new Military History Museum, built at a cost of $100 million, has sparked an unprecedented wave of public interest, redefining how museums attract visitors in Vietnam.

Ho Chi Minh City – the centre of the southern region – has nearly 190 ranked historical and cultural relic sites, many of which are closely linked to the resistance war against US imperialists.

Vietnam is considering offering visa waivers to more high-potential tourism markets as many travel firms have proposed the policy to attract more tourists.