Lang Son Province has allocated VND 50 billion (USD 1.9 million) to develop community-based tourism in Bac Son and Huu Lien communes between 2026 and 2027.
A suspension bridge floating above clouds in Lai Chau Province is attracting international tourists seeking adrenaline-filled experiences in Vietnam’s northwest mountains.
A cinematic video filmed in Ninh Binh by two foreign tourists has attracted more than 1.1 million views, drawing widespread praise across social media platforms.
Kim Lien Special National Relic Site has officially been recognised as a national tourism area, creating new opportunities for cultural and historical tourism in the hometown of President Ho Chi Minh.
Stricter enforcement against pavement encroachment has transformed many central Hanoi streets, reopening space for pedestrians and giving the capital a cleaner appearance.
Visitors to Khe Hai Beach in Quang Ngai Province can swim in shallow crystal,clear waters while relaxing beneath shaded shelters built directly over the sea.
Foreign visitors are increasingly choosing farming tours in Vietnam, trading luxury stays for hands-on experiences such as planting vegetables, catching fish and cooking with local families.
Khanh Hoa Province expects to welcome up to 800,000 visitors during its sea festival, a national-scale tourism and cultural event featuring nearly 30 activities and performances.
Traffic police in Khanh Hoa Province found multiple foreign tourists riding motorbikes without valid licences in Nha Trang, with one Canadian visitor reacting angrily during an inspection.
A Russian woman who first visited Vietnam on her honeymoon has now spent four years living in Nha Trang with her husband and young daughter, calling the country their “second home.”
A tourist from Kyrgyzstan was reunited with her lost iPhone after returning home, following efforts by police in Danang to trace and recover the device.
A Hanoi family spent eight days living in a mobile home along Vietnam’s central coast, trading hotel bookings for spontaneous seaside nights and open road freedom.
Chu Yang Sin National Park in Dak Lak Province has warned tourists against unauthorised trekking, saying eco-tourism activities in the area have not yet officially opened and pose safety risks.
A 5km cable car linking Muong Phang relic site with Pu To Co peak has broken ground in Dien Bien as part of a VND 2.076 trillion (approximately USD 80 million) tourism project.