Hanoi has been ranked 25th among the world’s 50 most interesting cities to live and explore in 2026 by Time Out, underlining the growing global appeal of Vietnam’s capital.
Authorities in Lam Dong Province have moved to tighten regulations on motorbike rentals to foreign visitors following a rise in traffic violations and accidents.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Lam Dong Province has launched a pilot smoke-free tourism model across key destinations, aiming to improve visitor experience, protect public health and support sustainable travel.
Mui Ne has been listed among the world’s top trending destinations for 2026, recognised for its distinctive landscapes, relaxed atmosphere and appeal for personalised travel experiences.
A new 1.3-hectare public park featuring an octopus-inspired design is planned in Vung Tau Ward, Ho Chi Minh City, with construction expected to begin in the third quarter.
Airfares and train ticket prices have surged ahead of the Reunification Day (April 30) and May Day holidays, with many peak-hour services selling out despite additional capacity from carriers.
Vietnam aims to attract up to 50 million international visitors by 2030 under a revised strategy focused on sustainable and high-quality tourism growth.