According to the Da Nang Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism, emerging markets such as the Middle East, the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS), and Muslim travelers hold tremendous potential for Viet Nam’s tourism sector. Effectively tapping into these segments not only helps diversify visitor sources and reduce reliance on traditional markets, but also serves as a catalyst for developing tailored tourism products and services, enhancing both the quality and global competitiveness of local destinations.
On the morning of May 28th, the “Hue – A plastic-reduced smart city in Central Vietnam” project (TVA project), in collaboration with the Department of Tourism and the People's Committee…
Nestled along the heritage-rich coast of Quang Ninh, Cam Pha has emerged as an exciting new destination that seamlessly blends majestic nature, rich cultural heritage, and vibrant modern life. With…
As the summer tourism season approaches, Mong Cai city is emerging as a dynamic destination alongside long-established coastal hotspots such as Ha Long, Van Don, and Co To. With a strategic focus on improving service quality and diversifying its tourism offerings, Mong Cai is positioning itself as a major player in the country’s tourism development agenda.
Dozens of dolphins swam just meters from a fishing boat, delighting locals and signaling a healthy marine ecosystem.
According to the vision for 2030, Da Nang aims to become a unique, high-quality international culinary tourism centre in Viet Nam and the region. It will be a destination where traditional local cuisine blends with dishes from across Viet Nam and around the world. To achieve this goal, the city needs to have a long-term culinary strategy that focuses on brand positioning, transforms cuisine into…
The Dong Van Karst Plateau Global Geopark, recognised by UNESCO in 2010, has opened a new chapter for Ha Giang’s tourism.
The Organising Committee of the 2025 Da Nang International Fireworks Festival (DIFF) announced on May 8 that it is urgently completing the main stage for DIFF 2025 which will cover more than 1,600 square meters, representing a 60% increase compared to last year’s and marking it as the largest stage in the festival's history.
Natural sand has been added to nourish three landslide locations on My Khe and Man Thai beaches, both in Da Nang’s Son Tra District. Business owners are restoring kiosks and umbrellas to soon revive tourist beaches' vibrant service activities.
Van Diem carpentry village in Ha Noi’s Thuong Tin district is renowned for its exquisite wood products. The village has been recognized by the Ha Noi Department of Tourism as a high-end destination.
Quang Nam has a golden opportunity to enhance its socio-economic and tourism development with the urban railway linking Hoi An and Da Nang.
Nestled along the northeastern coast of Vietnam, Cam Pha is quietly emerging as a dazzling new destination for travelers seeking pristine beauty, cultural depth, and unforgettable marine adventures. While Ha Long Bay has long been a household name, its neighboring treasure - Bai Tu Long Bay - is finally stepping into the spotlight, with Cam Pha at the heart of the action.
Tran Thi My Hanh, Director of the Nghe An Provincial Department of Culture, Sports, and Tourism, shared the information at a press conference on the province’s socio-economic, defense, and security situation in the first quarter of 2025, as well as updated on the upcoming Sen Village Festival, held by the Nghe An Provincial People’s Committee on April 9.
Identifying itself as a region with great potential for developing tourism and services, Dong Van district is working hard to ensure sustainable tourism, aiming to become one of the key economic sectors of the district, in accordance with Ha Giang's tourism development plan for the 2021-2030 period, with a vision toward 2050.
In six years since it was founded in 2019, the brocade weaving club of Kep village in Ia Mo Nong commune, Gia Lai province, has contributed significantly to the development of community tourism. By combining tourism and their craft, local Jrai ethnic women are preserving their cultural heritage while boosting the local economy.
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