International Arrivals

Vietnam's tourism continues to demonstrate a strong and steady recovery from the pandemic's effects despite mounting economic and geopolitical challenges since its reopening to international visitors in March 2022.

The city earned US$1.7 billion in January-October, up more than five times on-year.

Vietnam has been discussing with other countries on measures to facilitate people's travel, restore economic and trade activities.

In 2020, total revenue from tourists was estimated at VND321.2 trillion (US$13.8 billion), down about 58.7% from a year earlier.

The city’s tourist destinations offered diverse services to attract visitors from January 1 to 3, 2021.

Tourism growth of Vietnam in 2020 depends largely on domestic traveling as foreign entry has been restricted.

The number of domestic arrivals to the city increased significantly in November compared to the previous month.

The tourism sector keeps implementing solutions for restoring performance in the final months of the year.

The number of international arrivals to Vietnam in October was higher than the previous month.

The Hanoi Department of Tourism will coordinate with destinations to create new tourist products.