Night tourism in Ho Chi Minh City is gaining strong momentum, with a growing range of high-quality art programs and busy pedestrian street spaces attracting visitors, especially young travelers seeking fresh and unique experiences.
The Management Board of Phong Nha - Ke Bang National Park in Quang Tri province, central Vietnam, has prepared a dossier to seek UNESCO recognition as a World Natural Heritage site for a third time, with a renewed focus on aesthetic value as a key criterion of outstanding universal value.
In 2026, the tourism sectors of Da Nang, Hue and Quang Tri will optimize resources and promote sustainable regional linkages to increase attractiveness to both domestic and international markets.
After the administrative merger, An Giang Province has become a province endowed with rich natural resources, creating strong advantages for tourism development. In the first days of 2026, the sharp increase in visitor numbers to An Giang is an encouraging signal for the tourism sector.
The Ly Son special zone (Quang Ngai Province) boasts substantial potential for developing sea-island tourism thanks to its unique natural landscapes, a rich system of cultural and historical relics, and well-known local specialty products.
International cruise tourism to Vietnam’s northern province of Quang Ninh has shown strong momentum at the start of 2026, signaling a promising outlook for the year ahead and reinforcing the province’s standing on the global cruise tourism map.
In the early days of 2026, the Moc Chau Plateau in Son La Province dons a pristine and radiant beauty. Early-blooming plum blossoms blanket the sky in white, endless stretches of golden mustard flowers unfurl across the landscape, while orchards of ripe persimmons and oranges, along with rows of crimson strawberries, come into season. All blend harmoniously to create a captivating spring tableau that enchants…
Sustainable tourism development is increasingly becoming a strategic direction for Da Nang, aiming not only to create economic value but also to preserve the environment and cultural heritage, and improve community life as well.
The stunning “inverted bowl” tea hills of Long Coc are no longer just a magnet for tourists and photographers; they are now a platform for local tea products to reach a wider audience. By linking ecotourism development with the promotion of local specialties, Long Coc has established a successful “2-in-1” model. This approach serves as a blueprint for other localities to leverage their unique products…
Alongside expanding air routes and improving experience services for MICE visitors, Da Nang is gradually strengthening competitiveness and adding value for business and event groups, reinforcing its position as a trusted destination for major corporations and international enterprises.
Hanoi is considering rerouting intercity passenger trains away from a densely populated section of its historic core, a move aimed at resolving long-standing railway safety violations while redefining the future of the city’s famous Railway Cafe Street, a destination well-known among international travelers.
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.