In 2024, Việt Nam surpassed Singapore to become the third most-visited country in the region, welcoming 17.5 million international arrivals - just behind Malaysia with 25 million and Thailand with 35 million.
This recognition further cements the park’s status on the global tourism map, presenting a valuable opportunity for Quảng Bình to further promote its image and attract more domestic and international visitors.
The three localities of Nghệ An, Thanh Hóa, and Ninh Bình collaborated on a joint tourism promotion and advertising drive under a united banner of a ''Green Tourism Journey''.
Tourism businesses in HCM City are seeing a surge in bookings for flights, accommodation and tours ahead of the upcoming April 30 five-day national holiday.
The Phủ Dầy Festival is an event associated with the legend of Holy Mother Liễu Hạnh, one of the ''tứ bất tử'' (four immortals) in Vietnamese folk beliefs.
With these specially-curated tours, visitors can gain a deeper appreciation of HCM City’s historical journey and cultural heritage. Whether revisiting wartime relics or exploring vibrant urban landscapes, the experiences promise to be both educational and memorable.
To offer competitive pricing with diverse experiences, Vietravel has collaborated with both domestic and international service providers, including national tourism boards from Thailand, Singapore, Hong Kong (China), the Republic of Korea, and Japan.
Across Asia, Indonesia takes the top spot as the most popular diving destination, followed by the Philippines, Thailand, Malaysia and Việt Nam. These countries boast unique marine treasures, attracting divers from all over the world.
Even the increasingly repetitive celebration of ''walkable cities'', beneficiaries of the very same urban planning projects we so routinely malign, can leave us contemplating our choice to pitch up in an ever-developing megacity.
A Vietjet flight from Taipei, Taiwan (China) landed at the Đồng Hới international airport in the central province of Quảng Bình on March 31 evening, with 38 passengers on board.
Charter flights offer a swift, direct connection between the two nations, unlocking potential for broader cooperation in aviation, trade, culture, and education.
