A Vietnamese travel company is expected to welcome nine international cruise ships bringing thousands of visitors to many localities nationwide during the final months of this year.
Foreign tourists arriving in Ninh Binh Province are eagerly taking part in “becoming Vietnamese farmers”, with activities such as planting rice, riding buffaloes and wading through mud to catch fish.
Vietnam Airlines has cancelled at least six flights to Phu Cat Airport in Gia Lai Province on November 6-7 and adjusted schedules for many others as Typhoon Kalmaegi approaches.
Saigon Zoo and Botanical Garden sold more than 1.5 million admission tickets in the first nine months of the year, generating nearly VND 78 billion (approximately USD 3.1 million) in gate revenue.
A torrential downpour from late November 4 to early November 5 flooded Bui Vien Walking Street in central Ho Chi Minh City, forcing tourists to wade through deep water.
HCM City has approved a sustainable management plan for Can Gio forests, aiming to preserve nearly 35,000 ha and develop an eco-tourism mangrove park by 2030.
The Viet Bigbus Tourism Transport and Communication Joint Stock Company in Ho Chi Minh City on November 4 launched the open-top double-decker bus route Saigon-Tan Dinh.
Ho Chi Minh City’s tourism revenue reached VND 208.066 trillion during the past ten months of 2025, up 22 per cent compared with the same period in 2024.
HCM City plans three international passenger ports by 2030 to tap cruise tourism and strengthen its position as Vietnam’s gateway for high-spending visitors.
National Geographic has featured Dalat City as the top destination in its article highlighting seven extraordinary ways to see the world come alive at sunrise.
Sun PhuQuoc Airways’ first commercial flight departed Noi Bai International Airport on November 1, carrying 220 passengers to Phu Quoc Island in Kien Giang Province.
Doc Let Beach in Khanh Hoa Province, southcentral Vietnam, has been named one of the top 10 best beaches in Southeast Asia for a dose of winter sun by British daily newspaper Daily Mail.
Authorities in Quang Ninh Province have dismantled a long-damagedi artistic lighting system installed on four limestone mountains in Ha Long Bay, restoring the World Heritage Site’s natural beauty.