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Hanoi to serve up first-ever int’l street food festival

 The Vietnam Tourism Association has announced it will sponsor the first-ever international street food festival in Hanoi, which will run April 6-9 and coincide with Vietnam International Travel Mart 2017.

Preserving traditional craft villages to lure tourists

Dinh Yen mat craft village is falling into oblivion as local people shift to use modern weaving techniques instead of traditional methods. Local authorities and residents are making efforts to preserve the time-honoured craft to attract tourists. 

First 40 e-visas issued under new pilot

Officials of HCM City’s Culture, Sport and Tourism Department on Saturday welcomed the first foreigner entering Viet Nam on an e-visa. 

Plum flower in full bloom in Son La

 During the first month of the lunar New Year, the northern mountainous province of Son La is widely covered with a white coat of blooming plum flower, thus attracting a large number of visitors.

Gov't to toughen penalties for in-flight violence

 The government said Friday that it will strengthen punishments for people causing violence or a disturbance during a flight, following a recent in-flight incident, source from the Yonhap.

Promise rekindled

The tourism sector exceeded expectations in 2016, providing a strong platform for greater development in 2017.

Outbound trips by Vietnamese residents increasing

 Vietnam is predicted to be ranked second fastest-growing market in the region.

Vietnam welcomes first e-visa recipient

Richard Kenneth Wilson from the UK- the first foreign visitor was granted Vietnam's e-visa- arrived in HCM City on February 4.

Lao students experience homestay in Da Nang

 The Da Nang city friendship organisation has arranged a homestay programme for Lao students to help improve their Vietnamese skills and explore Vietnamese culture.

“Ruoc hap la oi” - aromatic flavour of Quang Ninh

 The sea in Quang Ninh, less salty than others, is home to an ocean of fresh “ruoc”, a kind of octopus. Tasty dishes can be made from the creature. One of them is “ruoc hap la oi”, a popular and can’t-miss dish for visitors.

Vietnamese tourism introduced at Belgian tourism fair

 Vietnam Airlines, the national carrier, is running a booth at the Brussels International Tourism Fair to spread information on Vietnamese tourism to Belgians and other Europeans.

E-visas hoped to bring about breakthrough in tourist attraction

The granting of 30-day single-entry electronic visas to visitors from 40 countries from February 1 is expected to be a breakthrough in attracting foreign tourists to Vietnam.

Saigon among top 50 most beautiful cities in the world

Ho Chi Minh City has been listed among 50 most beautiful cities in the world by World famous travel website CNTraveler.

Ba Den Mountain Spring Festival offers new activities, improved services

 The southern province of Tay Ninh on Tuesday opened a month-long Spring Festival with an arts performance Tay Ninh – Perfume and Beauty of Spring at the Ba Den Mountain Resort.

Chinese visitors lead rising tourism tides in Vietnam

 Chinese visitors led the pack as more than a million foreigners visited Viet Nam in January.


Vietnam, one of the cheapest destinations in 2017

 A street meal and a beer in Vietnam can cost the same as a coffee from Starbucks, travel writers say.

Discovering stunning beauty of lakes along Vietnam

 West Lake, Ba Be, Da Xanh and Tri An alongside Vietnam to name few are beautiful and romantic lakes for holidaymakers.

Seven popular spiritual destinations in south

 Ba Den Mountain, Ba Pagoda and Ba Chua Xu Temple are popular destinations to name a few for southern pilgrims and visitors during the first days of the Lunar New Year.

Bai Dinh Pagoda Festival opens in Ninh Binh

 The Bai Dinh Pagoda Festival kicked off in Gia Vien district, the northern province of Ninh Binh, on February 2 (the sixth day of the first lunar month).

HCM City to develop cuisine-based tourism

 The tourism sector of Ho Chi Minh City will develop traditional culinary culture into a special tourism product with a view to luring more tourists in 2017.