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Viet Nam strives to develop brand for sea-island tourism
Viet Nam strives to develop brand for sea-island tourism   (Apr 21, 2017)
Viet Nam is striving to develop sea and island tourism to drive the sea-based economy forward, thus turning itself into a rich and strong marine nation.
Sea-island tourism - Future of tourism sector
Sea-island tourism - Future of tourism sector   (Apr 20, 2017)
Sea and island tourism has contributed greatly to Viet Nam’s tourism sector, accounting for about 70 percent of the country’s total flow of visitors. 
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News
Ban Vuong festival to launch on November 21 in Ba Che (Quang Ninh)
Da Nang targets for balanced development across tourism zones
Russians choose Vietnam as Asia’s top New Year destination
Da Nang unveils full lineup for 2026 New Year Festival
Events
Lonely Planet suggests 10 best things to do in HCM City
Gia Lai chosen to host Vietnam National Tourism Year 2026
Mega Booming Music Festival - Hue 2025 to mark the end of the National Tourism Year
Two Vietnamese Villages Named “Best Tourism Villages 2025” by UN Tourism
Vietnam shares experience in sustainable tourism development at global ecotourism forum
Phong Nha - Ke Bang National Park and Vinh Moc Tunnel honoured by Lonely Planet
Discovery
Vietnam’s ‘banh mi’ recognised as one of world's best sandwiches: CNN
A taste of Hanoi: Where every dish meets its perfect dip
Into the charming misty town of Pleiku
Con Dao prison: where willpower defied darkness
Khanh Hoa Provincial Cultural Heritage Preservation Center digitizes 2 national treasures
Taste the world in Vietnam’s culinary festival 2025
Travel offer
Da Nang: Art program “Legendary My Son Night” to be held on November 21
Amanoi awarded Three Michelin Keys
“Museum Night” - A rendezvous for art lovers
Fascinating experiences with railway tourism
Vietnam Airlines to launch direct Hanoi - Cebu route in December
Vietnam’s first Unicorn-Lion-Dragon Dance Museum opens in Da Nang