Vietnam welcome nearly 1.3 million international visitors in September, according to the latest report from the General Statistics Office (GSO).

In the first eight months, the country welcomed 312,000 Indian visitors, shooting up 263% from a year earlier, placing India eighth among Vietnam’s top 10 sources of international tourists.

The competition "The stories about rivers" organized by VietNamNet has prompted experts and researchers to meet and contribute ideas to develop river tourism.

From September 26 to 29, Da Nang is actively promoting its tourism offerings at Tourism EXPO Japan 2024, one of the largest travel fairs in the world.

With its indigenous culture formed by friendly and generous people, natural landscape and areas of lush gardens, the Mekong Delta region boasts great potential and a good foundation to develop community-based tourism.

The geographic locations used as settings in famous movies often become attractive destinations for tourists. However, while Thailand can receive 100 film crews each year, Vietnam receives only a modest number.

Typhoon Yagi has caused severe damage in many provinces and cities in the northern region, including major tourist centres such as Hanoi, Quang Ninh, Hai Phong, and Sa Pa (Lao Cai).

In a recent survey conducted by Flight Centre, Vietnam emerged as one of the top 10 countries favored by global travelers. VN's diverse landscapes, UNESCO heritage sites, and vibrant culinary scene have significantly contributed to its high rankings.

Tourism authorities from Thua Thien, Da Nang, and Quang Nam have launched a major tourism promotion campaign in Australia, showcasing new travel experiences and cultural heritage offerings to attract Australian tourists.

The exploitation of cave tourism must follow certain principles to ensure sustainable and safe development as well as high efficiency, experts said at a conference held in Hanoi on September 10.

The programme aims to develop the Vietnamese tourism industry in general and high-quality human resources in the tourism and hospitality sector in particular in a more sustainable and comprehensive manner.

With its stunning natural landscapes, diverse culture, and rich cuisine, Vietnam has significant potential to develop tourism through the film industry, however, this potential remains fully untapped.

Green transformation in tourism is not an option but an inevitable strategic trend crucial for ensuring the industry’s sustainable development, a forum has heard.

T, an officer at a transport firm in Hanoi, has refused a free 3-day, 2 night tour to Nha Trang offered by her company because she is afraid of teambuilding activities.

Measures for securing net zero emissions in tourism were discussed at a high-level travel forum on green transformation held in Ho Chi Minh City on September 5.

As an agricultural country boasting many traditional craft villages and beautiful landscapes, Vietnam holds considerable advantages for developing rural ecotourism.

The arrival of 4,500 Indian tourists is not just a boost for Vietnam’s image but also a significant test for its MICE tourism sector, highlighting both opportunities and existing challenges.

Several coastal and island localities have developed strategies and action plans to raise environmental awareness and promote sustainable tourism, including implementing measures to reduce plastic waste.

On August 19th, the British publication Daily Mail unveiled a breathtaking collection of photographs of Vietnam, captured by renowned photographer Daniel Kordan during his 2023 visit.

An episode about Vietnam’s Son Doong Cave in the television series BBC Planet Earth III has received two nominations at the 2024 Emmy Awards, which once again shows the potential for introducing the country’s images to the world through films.