Huu Lung District, Lang Son Province enjoys convenient transportation, a mild climate, and rich, diverse natural landscapes. It boasts a wealth of historical and cultural sites, scenic spots, and unique traditional festivals. Notably, Huu Lung is one of the eight districts within the Lang Son Geopark, providing a unique advantage for developing tourism and creating distinct tourism products that are competitive and attractive to visitors.
In addition to beautiful natural landscapes and outstanding cultural features, Cao Bang province has a 333-kilometer border with China and attractive tourist destinations close to that border. Cao Bang has…
Considered a miniature Ha Giang Province with rocky terrain, winding steep passes, and majestic natural scenery, Tua Chua District in the northwest mountainous province of Dien Bien boasts rich potential…
Ha Giang, the northernmost province of Vietnam, has much potential and many advantages for tourism development. Ha Giang is trying to make tourism a driving force for the local economic development.
HCMC has long seen the potential of river tourism as a key driver for boosting tourism revenue, yet this potential remains largely untapped despite efforts to develop the sector. The Saigon River, the city’s main waterway, offers a unique blend of urban life and tranquility along its banks, presenting a promising canvas for tourism.
With a temperate climate, many spots for hot mineral bath and mud bath, beach resorts, mountain and forest eco-tourism destinations..., Khanh Hoa has a lot of potentials to develop wellness tourism.
Vietnam Tourism Marketing Strategy for 2030 has identified sea and island tourism as one of the four main tourist product lines that should be prioritised for development in the country. This is also a "magnet" that has attracted up to 70% of the total number of tourists. However, to exploit and promote more strongly the abundant potential of sea and island tourism, there are still…
The Hanoi Times spoke with Truong Minh Tien, Chairman of the UNESCO Hanoi Association, on ways to expand and link the city's heritage tours.
Developing night economy is a trend in many localities today. For An Giang province, these activities are also being developed step by step. In which, Cam Mountain tourist area (Tinh Bien town) is one of the locations with many strengths to exploit the night economy.
The challenge of how to create a unique and profound Vietnamese cultural experience for tourists is still a concern for those working in the tourism industry.
The Politburo’s Resolution on “Developing socio-economy and ensuring security and defense in the North Central and the Central Coast Region until 2030, with a vision to 2045” aims to turn Ly Son island into a sea and island tourism hub. The local authority and people are determined to build Ly Son into a civilized, modern island which is important to national defense and security.
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