International tourists now account for the vast majority of visitors to Halong Bay, highlighting its strong global appeal as one of Vietnam’s top natural attractions.
Danang City has resumed air links with Russia and the CIS from April 2026, aiming to expand international markets and strengthen tourism recovery amid global uncertainty.
All 119 accommodation facilities on Ly Son Island have been fully booked ahead of the upcoming Reunification Day (April 30)-May 1 holiday, signalling a surge in tourism demand.
Tourists in Quang Ngai Province have been seen standing on a national highway to take photos, prompting safety concerns as authorities warn of increasing risks to both visitors and motorists.
The international terminal at Danang International Airport retained its 5 star Skytrax rating in March 2026, marking a third consecutive year despite mounting pressure from rising passenger numbers.
A Vietnamese driver in Ha Tinh Province offered a stranded Polish tourist a free 260-km lift to Quang Tri on April 10, drawing widespread praise online for an act of kindness.
Director and actor Huynh Lap’s new film “Zero Meets Hero” has been featured by Variety, marking a notable step for Vietnamese cinema’s expansion into international markets.
HCM City will hold fireworks displays at seven locations on April 30 to mark the 51st anniversary of Reunification Day and the 140th anniversary of International Labour Day.
Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park has been shortlisted for the World Travel Awards (WTA) 2026 in two categories: Asia’s Leading National Park and Vietnam’s Leading Nature Destination.
Travel firms are offering discounts of up to 30 per cent at the Vietnam International Travel Mart 2026 despite rising airfares linked to Middle East tensions.
Rising airfares ahead of the upcoming holiday season are prompting many Vietnamese families to switch to self-driving trips as a more affordable and flexible option.
Hanoi will strengthen oversight of tourism services ahead of the Hung Kings’ Commemoration Day and the Reunification Day, as visitor numbers are expected to rise during the April 30 to May 1 break.