Phu Quoc int’l airport planning adjusted to serve APEC 2027

Phu Quoc int’l airport planning adjusted to serve APEC 2027

The Ministry of Construction has approved adjustments to the detailed planning of Phu Quoc International Airport in the Mekong Delta province of An Giang for 2021–2030, with a vision to 2050, adding and revising facilities to meet security, safety and organizational requirements for APEC Economic Leaders’ Week 2027 (APEC 2027).

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Travel firms drive tourist flows, boost tourism value

To make tourism a new growth driver for Viet Nam in line with Resolution No.26-NQ/TW on developing tourism into a spearhead economic sector in the new era, capable travel firms are needed to connect markets, develop products and generate greater value from tourism resources.

Outlet: New direction for retail linked to tourism


PANO - Outlet malls are evolving beyond discounted branded shopping into attractive commercial and tourism destinations that combine fashion, dining, entertainment, and experiences. As consumer demand and tourism in Viet Nam grow and transportation infrastructure improves, the outlet model offers new potential for the retail market.

Viet Nam steps up tourism promotion on global markets


Viet Nam has abundant natural landscapes, cultural heritage and cuisine that can compete with many destinations in the region. However, experts say that to turn these advantages into high-value tourist arrivals, tourism promotion needs to move beyond fragmented activities towards large-scale, long-term campaigns tailored to target markets and closely linked to actual visitor experiences.

Viet Nam welcomes 17.7 million international visitors in January - September


Viet Nam welcomed more than 17.7 million international visitors in the first nine months of 2026, up 14.5% year-on-year, reaching nearly 71% of its target, according to the Viet Nam National Authority of Tourism.
Indigenous culture becomes tourism asset in northern highlands

In recent years, many highland communities have drawn on natural landscapes, traditional crafts and everyday customs to develop tourism products and tell the cultural stories of their localities.

Dong Nai wildlife center rehabilitates thousands for return to the wild


The Center for Tourism Promotion, Rescue, and Conservation under Bu Gia Map National Park in Dong Nai city has become a hub for treating, rehabilitating and releasing thousands of wild animals back into their natural habitat.

Hue city taps green resources to promote sustainable tourism


From rivers and lagoons to beaches and primeval forests, the Central city of Hue has abundant natural resources that can support sustainable tourism.

Beauty of Can Gio waters and islands lures tourists


PANO - With its distinctive mangrove ecosystem, expansive rivers and coastal waters, and rich cultural and historical heritage, Can Gio area - comprising Can Gio, Thanh An, Binh Khanh, and An Thoi Dong communes in Ho Chi Minh City - is becoming an increasingly attractive destination for visitors.
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