While the world rushes by, Hung Lo Ancient Village, Phu Tho maintains its own rhythm - slow, steady, and serene, much like the Lo River that flows quietly alongside it.
The Da Nang International Fireworks Festival (DIFF) 2026 is expected to take place from May 30 to July 11 under the theme Da Nang - United Horizons, organisers said on January 7.
The Da Lat cherry blossom festival 2026 is scheduled to take place in the South-central province of Lam Dong from January 16 to 25, featuring a wide range of activities to honour the beauty of cherry blossom trees.
Developing smart tourism is a vital driver for improving the effectiveness of state management, innovating tourism products, enhancing service quality, and strengthening the Van Don Special Zone as a competitive tourist destination.
Travel is becoming increasingly convenient and faster thanks to modern technology and advanced modes of transport. However, railway tourism, a type of slow, "old but gold" form of travel, is gradually regaining attention and popularity among domestic and foreign visitors.
Community-based tourism is becoming a sustainable development pathway for Dak Lak Province in its international integration. In villages inhabited by Ede ethnic people, tourism goes beyond sightseeing to encompass living everyday life with locals. Traditional stilt houses, the sound of gongs, farming practices, and the central role of family and community are carefully preserved and transformed into authentic experiences.
World-renowned travel guide Lonely Planet has named 10 of the best places to visit in Vietnam in its latest recommendations.
Costa Serena (Italy), carrying 2,961 passengers, arrived in Nha Trang on January 4, marking the first cruise call in 2026.
The festive atmosphere of the year-end is spreading everywhere with excitement and vibrancy in Khanh Hoa Province. This year's New Year's holiday with 4 consecutive days is an opportunity for Khanh Hoa to attract tourists.
With the advantage of unlocking visitors’ creative potential through distinctive on-site experiences, creative tourism is not only emerging as a new trend but also becoming a strategic pathway to enhance attractiveness, preserve culture, and promote the sustainable development of Viet Nam’s tourism sector.
To achieve its goal of welcoming nearly 93,000 MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions) tourists in 2026, Da Nang's tourism sector is rolling out comprehensive support policies, with focus on refreshing visitor experiences and removing bottlenecks in infrastructure and procedures to enhance its competitiveness on the global tourism map.
Ho Chi Minh City has introduced a targeted policy to support meetings, incentives, conferences and exhibitions (MICE) tourism, focusing on large-scale groups of at least 100 delegates that meet strict requirements, including a minimum stay of three nights and at least two days of sightseeing in the city.