Travel

Vietnam is expected to become a transit point for international visitors to North Korea, said Ha Van Sieu, head of Vietnam National Administration of Tourism.

Ninh Binh will welcome a group of international reporters who are in Vietnam for the Kim-Trump summit.

Viet Nam welcomed an unprecedentedly high number of foreign guests with over 1.58 million in February, representing a month-on-month growth of 5.8%.

Many people in Hanoi greeted North Korean leader Kim Jong-un and US President Donald Trump, waving flowers and flags as they traveled to their summit on February 28.

A variety of Vietnamese dishes have been served for thousands of reporters who are present in Vietnam for the Kim-Trump summit.

A special stamp set has been issued to welcome the DPRK–USA Hanoi Summit Vietnam, which will take place in the capital city on February 27 and 28.

Leaders of foreign countries have enjoyed Vietnamese food during their trips to the country.

Three hundred silver coins will be issued today to welcome the summit between US President Donald Trump and DPRK leader Kim Jong-un to be held in Hanoi on February 27-28.

A resort in Hanoi is attracting many visitors thanks to the two statues of North Korea’s leader Kim Jong Un and US President Donald Trump.

Vietnamese travel companies will offer many free tours to international reporters who come to Vietnam for the upcoming Kim-Trump Summit.

Hai Au Aviation will launch a new daily air route between Da Nang and Hue city – the first of its kind – for aerial sightseeing tours from April 25.

Women in Việt Nam and other countries are encouraged to join the photo contest, Anh Dep Ao Dai (Beautiful Images of Vietnamese Traditional Dress), which aims to capture images of women in Ao Dai.

Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Pham Binh Minh cut the ribbon to inaugurate an international media centre in service of the DPRK-USA Summit in Hanoi on February 23.

Cherry blossoms can be seen almost everywhere in Da Lat at this time of the year.

Dankia Lake - Golden Stream national tourism site, in Lam Dong province, is set to become a tourist centre in the Central Highlands by 2030, according to a Prime Minister-approved master plan on the site’s development.

The capital is busy preparing for the second summit between the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) and the US which is due to take place in the city on February 27-28.

The ongoing tulip festival at the Sun World Ba Na Hills tourism complex in the central coastal city of Da Nang has been recognised by the Guinness Vietnam Record as the biggest of its kind in Vietnam.

The Hanoi Transport and Services Corporation (Transerco) has launched two bus routes running from Gia Lâm Coach Station and Kim Mã Street to carry visitors to the Hương (Perfume) Pagoda festival in Hương Sơn Commune, Mỹ Đức District.

Tourism potential in central and highlands provinces is unarguably rich but the region needs to consider “open air” and “connectivity” as the key to tourism development in the region.