Six services are planned for October 30 to 31, November 1 and November 5 to 7, each carrying about 250 passengers. Round-trip tickets are priced at VNĐ200,000 (US$7.70) for individual travellers and VNĐ160,000 ($6.20) per person for groups.
As the annual floods return, the revived wetlands of Trà Sư Cajeput Forest offer modern travellers the ultimate slow-living escape wrapped in an endless blanket of green.
Vĩnh Long Province is rolling out a diverse range of tourism products and strengthening safety measures to welcome domestic and international visitors during the five-day National Day holiday from August 29 to September 2.
Traditional three-plank sailing boats are making a comeback in Hạ Long Bay through a new heritage tourism experience that allows visitors to discover the region''s rich maritime culture from an entirely new perspective.
The archipelago attracts tourists for its sheer granite cliffs bordering deserted beaches and crystal-clear blue water – an ideal destination for discovering a more tranquil side of the country.
According to the digital travel platform Agoda, travel searches by Vietnamese users show a clear shift toward lesser-known destinations offering more personalised and immersive experiences, spanning coastal, mountainous and cultural tourism.
With adventure travel on the rise, Việt Nam has introduced its first national technical standard to address safety concerns and establish a unified framework for managing hiking and trekking activities.
Quiet and relatively untouched by tourism services, Ba Quáng Grass Hills in Cao Bằng Province have become an increasingly attractive destination for travellers seeking raw, unspoiled natural beauty.
A green, experiential and culture-based tourism model drawing on riverine landscapes, historical heritage and sustainable agriculture in Đa Phúc Commune, Hà Nội, is set to make its official debut in January, opening up new prospects for sustainable development following recent administrative restructuring.
New Delhi Television describes Tà Xùa as Việt Nam’s “cloud-hunting paradise”, best known for the so-called “dinosaur spine” – a trekking route that has been widely shared among travel enthusiasts for years.
Based on Agoda’s comparison of accommodation bookings between January-November last year and the same period in 2024, Sapa climbed 15 places in the rankings of Asia’s top 100 destinations, making it the fastest-growing destination in the region.
International visitors numbered around 426,500, a rise of 42.8 per cent, with total tourism revenue estimated at VNĐ10,569 billion, reflecting a 35.6 per cent increase.
With its majestic landscapes and rich cultural stories, imbued with identity, Pú Tó Cọ is fast becoming a captivating destination for travellers exploring Điện Biên.
