Vinpearl, a leading brand in Vietnam's tourism and resort industry, has recently made a significant financial move by repurchasing over VND10 trillion (US$394 million) worth of international bonds before maturity, within just one month.

VOV.VN - A trans-Vietnam luxury train with five-star entertainment and cuisine services, the first of its kind, has been launched, capturing great attention from foreign tourists.

VOV.VN - Three hotels and seven resorts based in the nation’s top tourism hotpots were honoured in various categories at the World Luxury Awards 2024, an event which acknowledges excellence in the luxury hotel industry as voted on by guests, travelers, and industry players alike.

Matthew Powell, head of the Hanoi and Da Nang offices of Savills Vietnam, has noted that the capital city’s hotel market still holds significant short-term recovery potential.

The hotel industry is lagging amid low occupancy rates, though room rates are almost at 2019 levels in most areas, according to Savills Hotels.

The Vietnamese Embassy in Thailand on July 19 supported family members of those who died in the Bangkok hotel incident to receive their personal belongings handed over by Thai police, and continued to provide them with guidance on relevant consulate procedures.

VOV.VN - The Vietnam Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) has regularly updated information on the incident involving six people, including four Vietnamese nationals, being killed in a hotel in Bangkok, Thailand, on the evening of July 16, as well as the next steps the Ministry will take in citizen protection.

VOV.VN - Famous magazine Travel+Leisure of the United States has published an article unveiling 20 favourite city hotels in Asia in 2024, including Capella Hanoi and Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi.

The Vietnamese Embassy in Thailand is working tirelessly to support the families of the Vietnamese nationals who were found dead in the Grand Hyatt Erawan Hotel in Bangkok on July 16, and to ensure a swift investigation into the case.

VOV.VN - The Thai police assumed all the six people of Vietnamese origin may have died for about 24 hours before their dead bodies were discovered at a five-star hotel in Bangkok on July 16.