Online travel platform MakeMyTrip will launch package tours from India to Phu Quoc Island with charter flights operated by Air India Express beginning December 9.
Located around 300 km from Hanoi, Cao Bang is emerging as an ideal destination for travellers seeking the tranquility of mountains, emerald rivers and poetic ethnic villages.
Aero Mongolia is set to launch direct Ulaanbaatar-Hanoi route in December, a service expected to boost tourism exchanges between Vietnam and Mongolia alongside visa-free travel policies.
Honoured as the “World's Best Golf City Destination” for 2023 and 2024 at the World Golf Awards, Hanoi is transforming into a golf tourism paradise, set to draw visitors from around the globe.
The mergence of Ho Chi Minh City with Binh Duong and Ba Ria-Vung Tau provinces has formed a unified development zone, paving the way for a breakthrough in marine tourism.
Skyscanner has officially announced its Trending Destinations 2026 report, with Vietnam’s Phu Quoc ranking second in the global list thanks to an impressive surge in travel searches.
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.
Vietnam Railway Transport JSC has suspended several north-south passenger trains after Typhoon Kalmaegi damaged tracks in Gia Lai and Dak Lak provinces.
World travel guide Lonely Planet has named eight of Vietnam’s grandest national parks, offering travelers opportunities to explore vast caves, striking limestone landscapes and scenic coastlines.
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.