McKinsey & Company recently published a report “Reimagining Vietnam’s travel & tourism recovery” in the Future of Vietnam series, which explore topics that will shape Vietnam’s future growth.
When the pandemic has been basically controlled and vaccinations are getting more available, the Hanoi tourism industry has prepared for the renormalization of social activities.
82% of people say it is important to choose a hotel brand that operates responsibly as IHG launches its 10-year plan to care for people, communities and the planet.
Known for its harmonious beautiful landscape of plains, mountains and sea, Ninh Thuan is always an impressive destination in the eyes of domestic and foreign investors and tourists. Ninh Thuan has a good basis to build and break through, making tourism one of the six key economic groups of the province, ranking second after the renewable energy industry.
The recent COVID-19 pandemic wave has dealt a strong blow to Vietnamese travel companies as tourism had a new opportunity during spring festival travel at the beginning of the year. Facing the new situation, travel businesses have to constantly transform themselves to maintain operations to suit the new situation and to prepare operational plans to be ready for post-pandemic tours.
Recognizing that tourism generates a lot of jobs and creates great resources for socioeconomic development, Hung Yen province is resolved to make tourism an important economic sector by 2025 and a spearhead economic sector for sustainable development after that.
For foreigners living in Vietnam, the traditional Tet holiday always leaves in them interesting and unforgettable emotions. The New Year is an opportunity to look back on past events, to express hope, and to exchange best wishes.
The Covid-19 pandemic has devastated Vietnamese tourism industry. However, thanks to the efforts of the Government and businesses, the tourism industry is working hard to prepare for the opening of its market in the coming time.
As the working animal closest to the farmer, the buffalo has long been a symbol of wet rice agricultural civilization in general and Vietnamese culture in particular.
The unpredictable Covid-19 epidemic exerted an adverse impact on the Vietnamese economy, with tourism hardest hit by the contagion. In the face of closing flight routes, domestic tourism has been defined as a "lifesaver" for the tourism industry to live through this difficult period for development.
In 2020, despite facing heavy impacts of the COVID-19 epidemic, the tourism industry of Phu Yen province still managed to deal with difficulties and effectively tap the domestic market to stabilize the development of hospitality, become a spearhead economic sector and make a great contribution to the local economy.
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