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Vietnam's tourism shifts gears as travelers seek flexibility and authenticity

Amidst rising costs and increasingly cautious consumer sentiment, Vietnam’s tourism market is undergoing a notable reset, with both domestic and international travelers gravitating toward shorter, more flexible and experience-driven journeys.

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Gia Lai launches Visit Vietnam Year 2026

The Visit Vietnam Year 2026 under the theme “Gia Lai – Where the great forests meet the blue sea” officially kicked off in Gia Lai province on March 28 evening, positioning the event as a national tourism highlight to showcase the locality’s unique cultural heritage and strengthen its profile as a vibrant destination connecting highland and coastal tourism experiences.

Visit Vietnam Year 2026: Gia Lai introduces tourism potential, prospects


The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, in coordination with the Gia Lai provincial People’s Committee, held a forum titled “Gia Lai Tourism – Potential and Prospects” on March 27, bringing together more than 200 policymakers, experts, investors, and tourism businesses from home and abroad.

Aviation authority grants Qatar Airways permission for three flights


The Civil Aviation Authority of Vietnam (CAAV) has granted permission to Qatar Airways to operate three combined flights on the Doha - Hanoi - Ho Chi Minh City route.

Luxury cruise ship makes port call in Quy Nhon


The luxury cruise ship Noble Caledonia – Island Sky docked at Quy Nhon Port in Gia Lai province on March 27, carrying around 180 passengers and crew, the majority of whom were tourists from the UK and Ireland.
Exhibition spotlights highland women’s role in climate-resilient ecotourism

The exhibition “Sowing green on cloudy peaks” opened at the Vietnamese Women’s Museum in Hanoi on March 27, showcasing the role of ethnic minority women in sustainable tourism and climate change adaptation.

Ca Mau develops tourism based on unique resources


PANO - Ca Mau attracts visitors with the open, generous spirit of the Mekong Delta, the rhythmic sound of oars gliding through canals shaded by mangroves, and the briny scent of alluvial soil from a land bordered by the sea on three sides.

Nho Que River - Green symphony amidst rocky wilderness


PANO - In the northernmost reaches of Vietnam, the Nho Que River appears like a ribbon of emerald silk winding through layers of majestic limestone mountains.

Hung Kings’ Temple night tour offers immersive experience


PANO - As night falls over Nghia Linh Mountain, the Hung Kings’ Temple historical site in Phu Tho province takes on a completely different beauty from daytime.
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