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Despite both local and global economic challenges, Hanoi's tourism sector has produced impressive outcomes.

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Companies will introduce brand-new travel offerings, including distinctive tours that offer new angles on the attractions of Hanoi and the surrounding areas.

Amid high airfares, tour operators in Hanoi are now looking to explore the northern market.

Hanoi plans to launch new, differentiated products and services to boost tourism in the city for the upcoming holidays.

At the festival, Hanoi is expected to show off local landscapes, destinations and cultural values to visitors.

The tour will take travelers from downtown Hanoi to explore historical sites and handicraft villages in the suburbs of Hanoi.

The festival aims to honor Hanoi's cultural and historical values and boost the capital's tourism promotion.

With the theme “Hanoi - Come to Love”, Hanoi Tourism Gift Festival 2023 is an opportunity to promote the capital's tourism industry.

Michelin-starred cuisine will be on display at the second Hanoi Tourism Gift Festival 2023 which will take place on November 3-5 at the Tran Nhan Tong pedestrian zone.

The annual festival aims to promote tourism in Hanoi, as well as to pay tribute to Vietnamese Ao Dai and the promotion of traditional Vietnamese cultural values.

The audiovisual material showcases the architecture and lifestyle in Hanoi, the capital with more than 1,000 years of history, and Ninh Binh, known as Ha Long Bay on land.

Autumn is a specialty of the capital, but to capitalize on it, it is crucial for the tourism sector to develop typical tours.

Hanoi Tourism's Ao Dai (Traditional Long Dress) Festival, as an annual event, will create a brand for the capital's tourism, stimulate travel and attract visitors to the city.

For the first time, the “Ao Dai connecting Hanoi Tourism and Heritage” program is an unforgettable event for Vietnamese and foreign travelers as they ride through local streets in an Autumn morning and discover the unique beauty of Hanoi.

The city aims to generate VND77 trillion (US$3.26 billion) in tourism revenue this year, expecting to attract around 22 million visitors.