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The charming city with various beautiful landscapes, friendly people and ‘arguably one of the best street food scenes on the planet’ once again won the hearts of readers from Travel+Leisure magazine.

The reopening of several destinations is part of activities to revive the battered tourism industry in Vietnam.

The integration may help international visitors to make medical declaration at ease with only one access.

The two sides will work together to promote their tourism markets in the near future.

Besides changes from the “new normal” to a “new future”, Vietnam needs to improve its tourism products and services to continue tapping into global tourism, including the potential market of Japan.

The latest move is expected to be among the drives to revive the battered tourism industry.

During the six-month trial of vaccine passports, Phu Quoc is hoped to welcome 25,000-40,000 foreign arrivals.

Facing the fourth wave of the Covid-19 pandemic, the country's tourism stimulus programs have to be postponed.

The travel destination offers all ideal conditions that a foreign tourist would dream about: perfect mix of historic sites, delicious food, charming city streets, beautiful beaches - all are at a budget-friendly price.

The 60-second-long video clip showcases the beautiful landscapes of Ninh Binh on YouTube digital platform.

Businesses get ready to welcome back visitors to the resort island of Phu Quoc, where is among tourist destinations that have contained the pandemic.

The list based on a survey of 133 million tourists who visited the region in 2019 prior to the Covid-19 crisis.

The Covid-19 pandemic evolution is turning more and more serious and that swimming ban would remain in place until further notice.

Camping becomes an ideal option for many people to enjoy and relax in the Covid-19 time, even at home.

Green growth and stable development are the orientation of the tourism industry in the coming time.

The most common and convenient way to discover the beauty of Vietnam is on a two-wheeler – a motorbike, Lonely Planet suggested.