Quang Ninh launches round-the-clock medical service on Ha Long Bay

Quang Ninh launches round-the-clock medical service on Ha Long Bay

The northern province of Quang Ninh has officially deployed round-the-clock medical teams on Ha Long Bay starting April 2 to provide immediate first aid and handle health emergencies for tourists.

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Khanh Hoa province pioneers green, sustainable tourism

With its comprehensive transport infrastructure, world-class bays, and a diverse tourism ecosystem, Khanh Hoa is regarded as one of Vietnam’s leading coastal tourism hubs. To rise into the ranks of top destinations in the region and globally, the central province is working to complete strategic infrastructure while attracting investment to develop in-depth and high-end tourism products.

Summer tourism festival expected to spark travel demand in Ho Chi Minh City


The 22nd Ho Chi Minh City Tourism Festival officially kicked off at September 23 Park on April 2 under the theme “Vibrant Summer Fest,” marking the launch of an extensive series of summer tourism promotion programs across the southern city.

Hue city to launch inland water tourism route in Imperial Citadel


The People’s Committee of Hue city has officially announced the opening of a 3.5-kilometer inland waterway along the Ngu Ha River, set to commence operations on April 10.

Vietnam advised to seek to sustain tourism growth, enhance competitiveness


As Vietnam sets a target of welcoming around 25 million international visitors in 2026, the tourism sector is being called upon to maintain its growth momentum while improving product quality and destination competitiveness in a new phase of development.
Hue sets sights on becoming Vietnam’s leading green tourism city

The Central city of Hue is stepping up efforts to position itself among Vietnam’s leading green tourism destinations, moving towards a net-zero tourism model with balanced emissions.

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.
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