Ho Chi Minh City’s tourism sector has undergone remarkable transformation during 2020–2025, driven by breakthrough ideas to enhance product quality, service standards, and destination branding.

VOV.VN - The Da Nang International Tourism Festival 2025 is scheduled to take place at the Ariyana International Convention Centre in the central city of Da Nang on October 16-17, bringing together a wide range of domestic and international enterprises.

Vietnam’s tourism sector is getting a wild upgrade with virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), and extended reality (XR), turning ancient history into mind-blowing digital adventures.

Hanoi’s tourism sector has introduced a range of new tourism products and programmes to boost demand and attract both domestic and international visitors head of the National Day holiday (September 2).

As Vietnam is moving forward with plans to restructure its administrative apparatus, the tourism industry finds itself presented with an unprecedented golden opportunity to forge inter-regional connections as well as drive growth in a new era – that of the nation’s rise.

The global Halal tourism sector is a billion-dollar opportunity, an emerging market brimming with untapped potential. As one of Vietnam’s leading tourism destinations, Hanoi is wasting no time in tapping into this growing space.

With aspirations to become a locality that successfully develops tourism respectful of Muslim culture and visitor needs, the northern province of Quang Ninh is seeking support, collaboration, and shared efforts to build a thriving Halal tourism sector.

With international tourist arrivals to Vietnam exceeding 6 million in the first three months of this year, the highest ever recorded, experts believe that a great opportunity is opening up for the country’s tourism industry in 2025.

With the Government's expanded visa exemption policy for international markets, localities have begun developing high-quality tourism products in the hope of attracting more high-spending foreign visitors this year.

Smart technology, particularly artificial intelligence (AI), has become a critical driver of innovation in the tourism sector, according to experts.