Authorities of Jakarta has announced a temporary tax reduction policy for the hotel and restaurant sector to provide financial support amid rising costs and slowing consumer demand.
Vietnam’s tourism sector is aiming for a very ambitious target of welcoming 25 million international visitors this year, requiring significant efforts from the entire industry.
Quang Ninh Province has approved research for two new coastal road projects with a combined investment of more than VND 5.40 trillion (approximately USD 215 million).
Vietnam has been named the world’s fifth-best country for expatriates in 2025, buoyed by high marks for affordability and personal finance, according to a survey by global expat network InterNations.
The revival of the To Lich River has sparked hopes among travel businesses that it could be transformed into a new cultural and tourism attraction in Hanoi.
Vietnam has overtaken Thailand to become the top destination in the region for Chinese tourists, recording a historic 3.5 million arrivals as of August 2025.
Viet Thuan Transport Co., Ltd., on September 14, kicked off construction of Ha Long Bay’s first VND 60 billion (USD 2.35 million) twin-hull cruise ship.
UNESCO has honoured Non Nuoc Cao Bang Global Geopark as a model of effective operation, highlighting its reputation and efforts in heritage preservation linked with sustainable development.
Images of a foreign woman wearing a bikini while riding pillion on a motorbike in Du Gia Commune, Tuyen Quang Province, have stirred mixed reactions online.
Danang authorities have ordered the suspension of adventure tourism services that fail to meet safety standards after a fatal paragliding accident in July.
Vietnam and Japan were among the world’s fastest-growing destinations in the first half of 2025, with international arrivals up 21 per cent compared with global growth of 5 per cent.
A South Korean traveller has shared a video recounting how local residents came to help her after a motorbike accident during her trip in Tuyen Quang province.
Hanoi will break ground on a project to build parks along both banks of the To Lich River to mark the 71st anniversary of the capital’s Liberation Day on October 10.