News and Events - Viet nam National Authority of Tourism

Phu Quoc wants to resume direct flights to India (May 24, 2024)

Phu Quoc island city, a famous tourist destination in the southern province of Kien Giang, is looking into the prospect of resuming direct flights to India with the aim of developing local island tourism.

Forbes names Ninh Binh among top 23 best places to visit this year (Apr 10, 2023)

American magazine Forbes has named the northern Vietnamese province of Ninh Binh among the top 23 best places to travel this year.

Whale Island in central Vietnam among best destinations for diving: Forbes (Feb 11, 2020)

US magazine Forbes has listed Whale Island in the central province of Khanh Hoa among 10 must-visit diving destinations this year.

Northern Viet Nam named Forbes’ cheapest travel place (Jan 03, 2017)

The US magazine Forbes has listed northern Viet Nam as the cheapest place to visit in 2017

Forbes: Viet Nam needs more investment in tourism (Aug 19, 2016)

Viet Nam needs to increase its funding for promoting tourism to realise its target of doubling the figures for international tourists as well as revenue by 2020, according to Forbes.

Viet Nam listed among top 10 coolest places to visit (Dec 01, 2014)

Renowned US business magazine Forbes has named Viet Nam as top 10 coolest places to visit in 2015 thanks to its attractive tours including hydro-plane service between Ha Noi and Ha Long Bay, and Sai Gon Vespa tour.

Highlights

News

Developing tourism associated with new-style rural construction

Van Diem craft village in Ha Noi turns tradition into tourism

Hoi An - Da Nang urban railway project

Vietnam has one of world's 10 cleanest airports

Events

Ho Chi Minh City organises a series of activities to celebrate 50 Years of National Reunification

Vietnam among top scuba diving destinations favored by Asian travelers

Annual travel fair VITM on green transition to return to Ha Noi

Opening Ceremony of Visit Viet Nam Year - Hue 2025

First charter flight from Iran takes 200 visitors to HCMC