The Japanese Government has recently stated that it will reopen its borders to citizens of 10 countries and territories, including Australia, New Zealand, and Vietnam, starting from October 1. Japanese media quoted Government sources, saying the decision has been made following these countries and territories effectively bringing the novel ...
UNIQUE SUBJECT: A scene from ‘Yêu Hơn Cả Bầu Trời’ – a rare work depicting Việt Nam’s Air Force. Photo vnreview.vn While cinemas are facing problems attracting audiences due to the impact of COVID-19, TV series have started to dominate, with the return of many well-known actors and with ...
The number of foreign visitors to Vietnam in the first quarter of this year fell 98.7 percent year-on-year to just over 48,000, as the COVID-19 pandmeic continued to throw cold water on the country’s inbound tourism sector, the General Statistics Office (GSO) reported on March 29.
LESS IS MORE: Small group tours and solo travel will be among the travel trends this year. Photo courtesy of baodautu.vn Domestic tourism will continue to be the “lifesaver” of the tourism sector in 2021, officials and experts have said. Nguyễn Trùng Khánh, chairman of the Việt Nam National ...
The Mekong Delta province of Vinh Long has mobilised resources to promote tourism development, with the aim of turning tourism into a spearhead economic sector by 2030.
The resort city of Da Lat in the Central Highlands province of Lam Dong aims to welcome more than 4 million visitors, including 150,000 foreigners in 2021, according to the provincial Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism.
Vietnam will continue to use flexible measures to stimulate the domestic tourism market as international borders remain shut due to the global COVID-19 pandemic, a top tourism official has said.
The Vietnam National Administration of Tourism (VNAT) has, for the first time, issued a plan on the active engagement into the fourth Industrial Revolution towards 2045.
Representatives from 13 localities in the Mekong Delta, a region that has been defined as the safest area even when the COVID-19 pandemic was yet to be controlled, have shaken hands with each other for the first time to approach tourists in the north during the annual Vietnam International Travel Mart (VITM) organized by the Vietnam Tourism Association (VITA) in Hanoi recently.
Six travel companies in Hanoi have opened a center for in-house tourism skill training.