Tours

The launch of VITM 2024 largely aims to meet the rising demand for traveling on the occasion of Reunification Day at the end of this month and the summer holiday.

Approximately 10,000 low-cost air tickets will be on sale at the Vietnam International Travel Mart (VITM) 2024 in Hanoi from April 11 to 14.

Long-term partnerships would allow both sectors to offer competitive rates and avoid price hikes during peak periods.

The tourism and aviation industries expect a significant increase in travel during the Lunar New Year (Tet) and an uptick in tourist spending.

These routes are expected to be a premise for travel businesses to build new tours connecting localities.

Korea Travel Awards 2023 honors impressive travel companies in Hanoi in the following categories: Most Strategic Partner, Most Impressive Partner, Most Creative Partner, and Program of the Year.

MICE will be the main business for many travel agencies by year end.

Many localities in Hanoi have combined the development of agro-rural tourism with the construction of new rural areas.

Hanoi, the country's main tourist hub, is developing several attractive cultural and tourism activities to draw visitors, building on the relaxed visa policy.

Digital transformation is considered an inevitable factor in developing the performing arts in today's digital age.

The Vietnam National Administration of Tourism is working on the national standards of "Tourism and Related Services - Health Spa - Service Requirements", which is likely published by the end of 2023.

The night tour of the Temple of Literature will be the fourth in Hanoi after those of Hoa Lo Prison Relics, Thang Long Imperial Citadel, and Vietnam Literature Museum.

Visitors have been able to explore the famous tourist attractions of Hanoi in a very special way at no charge thanks to the members of Hanoi Free Private Tour Guides (HNFTGs).

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.

Hanoi received 18.9 million tourists in the first nine months of this year.

Hanoi will strengthen the development of cooperative tourism programs with provinces and cities in the South, Central Highlands and Central regions by the end of 2023 to bring visitors to the city.