A Vietnamese city has been named among the top cities in the world, according to the 2025 Telegraph Travel Awards, an annual travel ranking organised by the UK-based Telegraph newspaper.
Hue is one of just 250 cities worldwide with a UNESCO-recognised heritage site. The city also boasts numerous prestigious titles such as “Viet Nam’s Festival City”, “National Green City”, “ASEAN Cultural City”, “ASEAN Clean Tourist City”, and “ASEAN Environmentally Sustainable City”.
Formerly known as Quang Binh, the province now named Quang Tri is not only famous as the “kingdom of caves” and a land of turquoise seas and white sand, but also home to numerous pristine and refreshingly cool streams, as well as magnificent waterfalls. These captivating destinations are attracting increasing numbers of visitors to Quang Binh this summer.
The Ho Chi Minh City Command has officially inaugurated the Ho Chi Minh Cultural Space at the Cu Chi Tunnels Historical Site, under the meaningful theme: “The South with Uncle Ho - Uncle Ho with the South.”
The ancient city of Hue welcomed more than four million visitors, including 1.2 million international arrivals, in the first seven months of the year, an increase of over 71% year-on-year, according to the municipal tourism department.
The “Shape of Quang Ninh” tourism promotion event, jointly organised by the Quang Ninh Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism, APC Corporation and the Global Tourism Development Organisation (GTDO), was held in the Republic of Korea (RoK) on July 25.
Ho Chi Minh City is joining global travel company Intrepid Travel in a partnership to promote the city as a distinctive, responsible, and sustainable tourism destination.
With an ever-improving transport system and tourism designated as a key economic sector, Thai Nguyen is transforming itself to assert its position as a leading tourism destination in the northeast region.
On July 23, the cruise ship Star Voyager arrived at Ha Long International Cruise Port, bringing more than 1,200 tourists from Hong Kong. This marks the sixth cruise arrival in Quang Ninh since early June, with Star Voyager accounting for two of those visits.
Ho Chi Minh City is scheduled to play host to the 12th General Assembly of the Tourism Promotion Organisation for Global Cities (TPO) from September 3 – 6, 2025, reported to the municipal People's Committee.
New York - based magazine Travel and Tour World has spotlighted Khanh Hoa, a south-central province of Vietnam, as an emerging destination where tourists can immerse themselves in cultural heritage and explore unspoiled natural landscapes.
National Geographic, one of the world’s leading travel publications, has published an article highlighting Mui Ne in Vietnam as an emerging destination for watersports in Southeast Asia.