The first food and commerce street in District 7, Ho Chi Minh City, is set to open on August 30, as part of a pilot project to develop the night-time economy and tourism.

On her latest visit to Vietnam, Insider journalist Hannah Shewan Stevens chose to tackle the breathtaking yet treacherous roads of Ha Giang by motorbike, resulting in a tense moment on a sharp curve.

The latest data released by digital travel platform Agoda has revealed that the number of searches made for Vietnamese destinations by Australians between June 6 and June 24 increased 26% compared to the same period last year.

After a comprehensive two-year restoration, Hoi An's iconic Chua Cau (Japanese Bridge), a symbol of the ancient town in Quang Nam province, is set to reopen to visitors in early August, showcasing its revitalized structure.

As of July 2024, Vietnam's international tourist arrivals have soared to nearly 10 million, a 51% rise compared to last year, driven by a substantial increase in visitors from Europe.

Many tourists report that their visits to Vietnam primarily involve sightseeing, beach outings, strolling and taking photos. Tourist destinations still lack a wide variety of entertainment and recreational services.

Located approximately 250km from Hanoi, the Ta Xua Meadows in Son La have been dubbed "heaven on earth" due to their stunning natural beauty and cool weather. Social media is abuzz with images likened to a miniature Switzerland.

A visit to the Vinh Moc Tunnels offers a profound insight into the underground life and strategic operations of Quang Tri's residents during the war.

Vietnamese snacks Nem Ran (spring rolls) and Chao Tom (shrimp on sugarcane) have been recognized among the world's top 100 snacks by the renowned food website TasteAtlas.

Travel + Leisure has included Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi and Capella Hanoi in its prestigious list of the top 20 city hotels in Asia, celebrating their luxurious accommodations and famous visitors.

A picturesque road in Mui Ne has become a social media hit, garnering 6 million views and almost 500,000 interactions in a few days, thanks to its breathtaking views of the sea and mountains.

The platform, renowned for its travel guides, has recognized Hanoi's unique and sophisticated cuisine, distinguishing it from the bold and spicy flavors of southern Vietnam.

Built in 1887, Xiem Can Temple in Bac Lieu stands as a significant cultural and religious landmark. This ancient Khmer temple, with its unique Angkor-inspired architecture, attracts visitors for its historical and artistic value.

New York’s Xe Lua, famed for its Vietnamese pho and daily 200-liter broth preparation, has achieved Michelin Guide recognition for five years straight.

The Da Nang International Fireworks Festival (DIFF 2024) has set new benchmarks in tourism with a 60% rise in visitor numbers, reaching 1.5 million.

The capital city of Hanoi and the central city of Da Nang have been ranked among the seven best places in Southeast Asia for solo travellers by Lonely Planet.

Tourists have thronged the Vinh Hy tourism village in Ninh Hai district, the south central province of Ninh Thuan for its idyllic natural beauty and fascinating experiences.

A free walking tour across popular sightseeing spots in Ho Chi Minh City will debut on July 22, showcasing a different side of the southern city which blends both ancient and modern experiences.

In a recent post, Lonely Planet gave a guideline for visitors who travel the “pearl island” for the first time.

The editors of the renowned travel magazine Travel+Leisure, based in New York, have named Quang Binh province in central Vietnam as one of the 13 most beautiful destinations in the world.