Tourism

As transport costs make up a significant share of travel budgets, investing in spacious, stable vehicles is becoming essential for turning every journey into a comfortable and premium experience.

For Tet 2026, more Vietnamese families are trading traditional homebound celebrations for affordable, close-to-home trips that offer rest, connection, and a fresh start to the new year.

Lunar New Year begins on February 17, 2026, marking a season defined by renewal, ritual, and reunion.

Fully funded by Sun Group, No.1 Ly Thai To Park opens as a major public space, extending the placemaking vision seen at Tam Thang Tower in Vung Tau.

Rebranded as Hilton Quang Hanh Onsen Resort, the project strengthens Quang Ninh’s global profile and advances year-round wellness tourism.

Singapore enters the year with major concerts, vibrant festivals and fresh global recognition reinforcing its appeal as a leading travel destination.

Vietnam’s tourism sector is preparing to promote the market at the ASEAN Travel Exchange (TRAVEX), to be held in Cebu City, the Philippines, from January 28 to 30.

Ham Young Hoon of The Korea Herald named Phu Quoc an ideal early-year destination, especially in January, as Korean demand for winter getaways peaks.

The pilot scheme allows controlled casino access for eligible Vietnamese citizens, with risk management at its core.

Across the world’s leading theme parks, multi-day tickets have become the preferred choice for visitors seeking deeper, more rewarding experiences.

Homestay and community-based tourism is a strategic path for Phu Tho, harnessing cultural and ecological heritage to create sustainable livelihoods.

The 10th Edition of Travel Predictions reveals that travelers in 2026 are embracing ultra-personalised journeys that reflect their quirks, goals and passions.

Vietnam National Halal has certified An Nhien Garden Vegetarian, Hue’s first and only restaurant with a fully Shariah-compliant Halal menu.

Pu To Co offers visitors a journey through Dien Bien’s history, culture, and nature, promoting heritage tourism and sustainable local development.

Hanoi and Abu Dhabi are now linked by direct flights, boosting travel, trade, and tourism between Vietnam and the UAE.

Four Seasons Resort The Nam Hai once again honoured at the 2025 SpaChina Awards as Best Global Wellness Resort of the Year.

Four Seasons Resort The Nam Hai receives a prestigious Two MICHELIN Keys rating, honoring it as one of Vietnam’s most outstanding and luxurious hotel destinations.

On October 7, Sun Group signed a strategic partnership with Australia’s leading entertainment firms H2O Events and LaserVision after collaborations in Vietnam.

Youth and digital tools are now vital to securing Ha Long Bay's priceless intangible cultural heritage for the modern era.

Vietnam ranked fourth globally in 2024 among the fastest-growing travel destinations, according to the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO).

Vietnamese baby boomers are breaking stereotypes of retirement by seeking thrilling experiences, from sandboarding in Quang Binh to paragliding in Yen Bai.

Tropical Storm Wipha is forecast to enter the East Sea on July 19, bringing widespread very heavy rainfall to northern and north-central provinces of Viet Nam.

The Michelin Guide will reveal its first global hotel Key Selection and four Special Awards on October 8, 2025, in Paris.

Ngon Pho Hoi invites travelers to savor authentic Vietnamese flavors and experience the cultural soul of Hoi An in every meal.

Having set foot in Vietnam 19 times, Australian travel writer Ronan O’Connell shared his special affection for two destinations: Da Nang and Phu Quoc.

VGP - The Government promulgated Decree No. 191/2025/ND-CP, dated July 12, 2025, on detailed implementation of several articles of the Law on Vietnamese Nationality.

Phu Quoc is becoming more appealing year-round, gradually erasing the notion of a peak season.

According to The Sun, Phu Quoc International Airport is set to become a new icon of aviation architecture and technology in the country. 

Phu Quoc Airport’s VND 22 trillion expansion has drawn global attention as a “symbol of national pride.”

Nearly 30 representatives from leading travel agencies across Europe and the Middle East gathered in Da Nang following the official launch of Emirates’ direct flight route connecting Dubai to the coastal Vietnamese city earlier this month. This milestone opens up a big opportunity for Da Nang to welcome high-end travelers from across the globe, especially from Europe and the Middle East, with many delegates expressing enthusiastic praise for the city’s unique offerings.