VOV.VN - World-renowned travel guide Lonely Planet has placed Da Nang city in central Vietnam second on its list of the nine best places in Asia to visit during June, July and August.

VOV.VN - The European Literature Days 2026 is scheduled to come back to Vietnam from May 7 to 17 under the theme “The Distance Between Us: Loneliness and Solidarity in European Literature”.

VOV.VN - Vietnamese carriers are ramping up fleet expansion and launching new international routes to key markets including China, Europe, Southeast Asia and Japan to capitalise on the summer 2026 travel peak and a strong market recovery.

VOV.VN - Vietnam’s summer travel season is gaining momentum earlier than usual, with strong demand during the upcoming National Reunification Day and May Day holiday period (April 30–May 1) pushing the market toward peak levels ahead of schedule.

VOV.VN - Summer 2026 marks a turning point for Vietnam’s tourism industry, as travelers’ evolving preferences are transforming trips from simple holidays into experiential journeys that reflect personal values and emotional connections.

VOV.VN - The Bahamas-flagged cruise ship Star Voyager is set to dock at Nha Trang port, Vietnam’s Khanh Hoa province as part of its summer 2026 itinerary, according to StarDream Cruises, an international cruise line operating in Asia.

VOV.VN - The 22nd Ho Chi Minh City Tourism Festival, themed “Vibrant Summer Fest,” concluded at September 23 Park on April 5, wrapping up four days of lively activities and strong visitor engagement.

VOV.VN - Northern Vietnam is expected to experience only a brief period of mild weather before two widespread heatwaves return and dominate in early April.

Vietnam’s aviation sector is facing mounting cost pressures as it prepares for the long Reunification Day (April 30)–May Day (May 1) holiday and the summer travel peak, with surging fuel prices posing a critical challenge to fare management and operational sustainability.

VOV.VN - In folk understanding, the “late-spring chill” known in Vietnam as rét nàng Bân, typically occurs in the third lunar month, a transition period from spring to summer in northern regions. It refers to a period when cold air unexpectedly returns after days of warm, even hot weather.