Ha Noi ranks 11th among world’s 15 most loved cities by Time Out

VGP - The UK-based Time Out magazine has recently published a list of the 15 most loved cities in the world by tourists, with Ha Noi ranking 11th.
Ha Noi ranks 11th among world’s 15 most loved cities by Time Out
The capital city of Ha Noi.

Ha Noi is the only representative from Viet Nam to be included in the list.

This ranking is based on an analysis of global travelers' search trends for flights, hotels, and travel itineraries, conducted by the travel insurance company InsureandGo.

Ha Noi, the capital city of Viet Nam, stands out thanks to its harmonious blend of ancient beauty and modern vitality, preserving the nostalgic charm of the Old Quarters, historic relics, and architectural works, while embracing the continuous development of a dynamic city.

According to the report from the city's Department of Tourism, in the first five months of the year, 12.77 million visitors travelled to Ha Noi, a year-on-year increase of 10.9 percent. Of the figure, international visitors reached 3.16 million, up 20.2 percent.

The Department noted that the number of international tourists to Ha Noi has shown steady growth, especially from key markets such as Japan, South Korea, China, France, and the U.S.

Over 50 years since its foundation in London, Time Out has become a global media and hospitality brand influencing how tens of millions of people go out around the world, with content covering 333 cities in 59 countries.

Time Out's high-quality content, curated by expert journalists, now ps a global network of websites, social media channels, videos, live events and Time Out Markets./.


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