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    Tourism destinations refresh offerings to welcome New Year/Lunar New Year visitors

    Tourism destinations refresh offerings to welcome New Year/Lunar New Year visitors

    To attract visitors during the year-end holiday season, particularly the New Year and the Lunar New Year (Tet) of 2026, tourist destinations across Vietnam are accelerating efforts to renovate facilities, diversify tourism products, and improve service quality.

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    India explores ways to boost tourism links with Vietnam

    The Indian Embassy in Vietnam hosted an interactive tourism workshop in Hanoi on December 30, bringing together Vietnamese travel businesses to seek ways for strengthening connections, diversifying offerings, and tackling challenges to attract more Vietnamese tourists to India.
    Tourism market gears up for Lunar New Year holiday

    The upcoming nine-day Lunar New Year (Tet) holiday, combined with the growing trend of using annual leave to extend the vacation, is poised to fuel significant travel activity across the country.
    Vietnam named as top travel destination for 2026

    Vietnam is emerging as one of Asia’s most popular travel destinations in 2026, thanks to its unique blend of spectacular natural landscapes, rich cultural heritage and vibrant modern cities, according to France’s Vogue magazine.
    Tourism emerges as bright spot in Vietnam’s socio-economic landscape

    In 2025, tourism was highlighted by the Prime Minister as a bright spot in Vietnam’s socio-economic landscape. The sector has not only staged a strong post-pandemic recovery but has also set new records in international arrivals, revenue and global tourism awards.
    2025 marks breakthrough growth for Vietnam’s tourism

    The year 2025 has emerged as a milestone for Vietnam’s tourism sector, marked by robust growth, strong international recognition, and renewed momentum toward becoming a spearhead industry of the national economy.
    Australian newspaper praises Phu Quoc as "New Phuket" of Asia

    The Sydney Morning Herald, one of Australia’s most respected and long-established daily newspapers, has described Phu Quoc in the Mekong Delta province of An Giang as the “New Phuket,” praising the Vietnamese island for having some of Southeast Asia’s most beautiful beaches while offering travel costs just one-third of those at Thailand’s major island destinations.
    Vietnam Airlines adds 270 flights to during 2026 New Year holiday

    Vietnam Airlines will operate nearly 270 additional flights on key domestic routes to meet the surge in travel demand during the upcoming New Year holiday, the national flag carrier has announced.
    Hue’s iconic tourist attractions promoted globally through CNN campaign

    Several of Hue’s most iconic tourist attractions, including the Imperial Palace and King Tu Duc’s tomb, have been featured by CNN in a promotional campaign designed to showcase the city’s cultural treasures to the world.
    Cultural heritage tourism: A foundation for a sustainable future

    As Vietnam’s tourism sector shifts decisively towards sustainable development grounded in cultural and heritage values, Hung Yen and Hai Phong have strong potential to develop distinctive, culturally rich tourism products, though turning heritage into effective “soft power” for socio-economic development remains a challenge that calls for long-term, strategic solutions.
    Phu Quoc emerging as a favorite global destination

    From mid-December, Phu Quoc began welcoming a significant number of visitors from Eastern Europe via charter flights from Romania and Moldova, operating on the Bucharest – Phu Quoc (OTP – PQC) and Chisinau – Phu Quoc (RMO – PQC) routes.
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