Unique experiences turn forgotten destinations into magnets for tourists

Unique experiences turn forgotten destinations into magnets for tourists

The development of distinctive tourism products through the effective utilization of natural resources and local culture has added charm to travel destinations.

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South American media spotlight beauty of Vietnam

Media outlets in Argentina and Uruguay have recently published articles accompanied by numerous images praising the beauty of Vietnam’s landscapes, its people, and its rich culture.

Ecotourism in Dak Nong emphasizes biodiversity conservation, local economic development


The Central Highlands province of Dak Nong province emphasizes the importance of ecotourism in Ta Dung National Park, highlighting its role in biodiversity conservation and promoting local economic development.

Swiss-funded project helps develop sustainable tourism in Vietnam


The “Swiss tourism for sustainable development in Vietnam” project was launched at a ceremony in Hanoi on February 28.

ACV to invest 1 trillion VND to upgrade Vinh International Airport


The Airports Corporation of Vietnam (ACV) will invest nearly 1 trillion VND (39.13 million USD) in three major upgrade projects at Vinh International Airport in the central province of Nghe An, aiming for completion by the end of 2025, ACV Chairman Vu The Phiet said at a recent meeting with the Provincial People’s Committee.
Nikkei Asia introduces Hanoi’s vibrant charm

Nikkei Asia has highlighted the vibrant charm of Hanoi in an article titled "Footloose in Hanoi: Celebrate city's charm, street food and relics from past" by Zinara Rathnayake, published on March 1.

Moc Chau – leading nature destination in Vietnam’s Northwest


With its stunning natural landscapes, unique cultural heritage, and warm hospitality, Moc Chau National Tourist Area in the northern mountainous province of Son La has solidified its reputation as the World’s Leading Regional Nature Destination.

“The Japanese old man” passionate about Vietnamese culture


PANO - Traveling across villages in Ha Giang province, everyone knows Yasushi Ogura, a Japanese citizen deeply in love with Vietnam’s Northernmost land and the culture of the Lo Lo ethnic group. He is among those who have funded local tourism development efforts.

Four trekking routes in Southern region in dry season


PANO - Ta Nang - Phan Dung, Bidoup - Nui Ba, and Hill 1600 are suggestions for a two-three-day adventure to conquer mountain peaks in the Southern region at the start of the year.
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