Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City have been named among Asia’s 50 best cities for 2026 in a ranking compiled by Time Out, a UK-based travel and lifestyle magazine.
Residents in Lang Son Province are opening their homes to visitors free of charge as the northern province prepares for a surge of tourists during its peak spring festival season.
A café in Ho Chi Minh City is attracting attention by using robot arms to prepare coffee, offering customers a high-tech twist on the traditional café experience.
More than 2,200 international tourists arrived in Khanh Hoa on March 13 aboard the cruise ship Adora Mediterranea, visiting cultural sites and tourist attractions in Nha Trang.
Several Middle Eastern airlines have continued cancelling flights to Vietnam amid escalating regional conflict, disrupting travel plans for more than 6,000 passengers.
Ho Chi Minh City will maintain temporary parks created on vacant prime land plots after fences were removed ahead of 2026 Lunar New Year (Tet) holiday.
Police in Mui Ne Ward, Lam Dong Province, have returned more than VND 27.5 million (about USD 1,045) in lost cash to a foreign tourist after it was found by a local resident.
Vietnam Airlines is boosting capacity on European routes by deploying more wide-body aircraft to maintain stable services amid rising tensions in the Middle East.
India’s national carrier Air India will begin operating direct flights between Delhi and Hanoi from May 1, 2026, amid rapidly growing travel demand from India to Vietnam.
Authorities in the Phu Quoc Special Zone in An Giang Province are preparing to dismantle the Bach Dang pedestrian street and night market after its lease expired.
Helicopter sightseeing tours over Ho Chi Minh City have officially resumed after four years of pilot operations, introducing a new premium tourism experience for visitors.
Ferry operators in Quang Ninh Province have raised ticket prices and reduced daily sailings on some island routes as domestic fuel prices climb sharply.
Vietravel Airlines has announced its plan to resume daily flights between Hanoi-based Noi Bai International Airport and Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi International Airport from April 24 to October 24.
Thailand's national flag carrier Thai Airways will raise ticket prices by 10-15 per cent to offset rising fuel costs, its chief financial officer (CFO) Cherdchom Therdthirasak has said.