With joint efforts from businesses, local authorities, communities, and travellers, the road to green tourism, though not lined with roses, may be the most rewarding path forward for Vietnam’s tourism future.

The city is positioning itself as a top destination for the long break by offering a rich tapestry of cultural, culinary, and leisure experiences.

In 2024, Vietnam surpassed Singapore to become the third most-visited country in the region, welcoming 17.5 million international arrivals

In November last year, Loc An wharf was recognised as a special national historical site, highlighting its importance during Vietnam's resistance war against American forces.

Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism has recently collaborated with Binh Duong University to conduct a knowledge enhancement course for tour guides in 2025.

Hanoi is popularising its cultural heritage sites, and transforming historical, architectural, religious, and cultural monuments into distinctive tourism products.

With international tourist arrivals to Vietnam exceeding 6 million in the first three months of this year, the highest ever recorded

With the Government's expanded visa exemption policy for international markets, localities have begun developing high-quality tourism products

When visiting Dau Tieng, one place you cannot miss is Dau Tieng reservoir. This is the largest artificial reservoir in Vietnam.

This rich culinary heritage stems from a millennium of culture and Hanoi's position as a cultural exchange centre of the region, the nation and the world.