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Hanoi’s tourism sector is thriving, with an estimated 23.11 million visitors in the first ten months of 2024, marking an impressive 11.2% increase from the previous year, according to the Hanoi Department of Tourism’s latest report. Hanoi Festival of Creative Design captivates visitors. Credit: Eventus October witnessed a surge in tourism, with 2.05 million visitors, a 9.1% rise year-on-year. International tourist arrivals exceeded 553,000, increasing by 14.6%, while domestic travelers reached 1.5 million, up by 7.1%. The city’s tourism revenue for the January-October period is estimated at VND90.065 billion (over $3.5 million), reflecting a notable 17.2% year-on-year growth. To enhance its appeal, Hanoi’s tourism industry introduced a range of innovative initiatives in October. Among these was the “Cultural Festival for Peace,” commemorating the 70th anniversary of the city’s liberation and its 25th anniversary as a City of Peace. Another highlight was the elegant and ...

The Ho Tram tourism strip in the southern province of Ba Ria – Vung Tau, for example, has seen a surge in development of world-class resorts in recent years. More than eight projects have given guests from Vietnam and abroad a taste of luxury holiday experiences. The location benefits from year-round warm weather and a coastline that rivals any in Vietnam. Most of these resorts are self-contained, making them appealing to overseas visitors who only need to communicate in English. They provide a safe option for food and services. For many tourists, simple tasks like buying food can be challenging due to the language barrier. This is a common issue in non-English-speaking countries. Golf has also become a focal point of Vietnamese tourism. Several development and tourism companies have opened golf courses across the country, attracting revenue from international travelers who enjoy playing the sport. Ho Tram, for instance, offers a featured golf course within a short drive from most re...

Recently, French tiktoker Will Courageux posted three short clips on his channel “Will in Vietnam,” featuring French Ambassador Olivier Brochet exploring Hanoi’s street food. French Ambassador Olivier Brochet (right) and tiktoker Will Courageux sample  Hanoi’s specialty of banh cuon . Photo: Screenshot Shortly after assuming his post in September, the ambassador wasted no time in delving into Hanoi’s culinary delights. Accompanied by his partner, he tried out bun cha , grilled pork,  banh cuon , steamed rice crepes, and ca cuong , dipping sauce made with Lethocerus indicus. The ambassador found these dishes to be incredibly delicious. The adorable videos of Will and the ambassador quickly won the hearts of Vietnamese netizens, particularly among the young audience. In one of the clips, Will and the ambassador visited a renowned banh cuon eatery on To Hien Thanh Street in Hai Ba Trung District, Hanoi. They ordered two servings of banh cuon and eagerly savore...

At the event, held on Saturday and Sunday, visitors can peruse various kinds of exotic ornamental plants of gardeners nationwide. They include green moss planted in glass boxes, bonsai trees, cactuses, succulents, pitcher plants, and imported ornamental plants. Visitors can take photos in a green space in the city’s downtown area, and take part in workshops on ways to take care of ornamental plants and interesting contests. The festival is organized by local and foreign ornamental plant lovers and gardeners to open up interaction and connection opportunities and spread the love of trees to other people, especially the young. Some photos of the festival: Like us on Facebook  or  follow us on Twitter  to get the latest news about Vietnam! The post Ho Chi Minh City hosts exotic plant festival appeared first on Vietexplorer.com . View more from VietExplorer: Vietnam remain empty-handed in FIFA World Cup qualifiers after sixth consecuti...

A series of exhibitions and installations of contemporary Vietnamese works are on display until the end of November within the framework of the Hanoi Creative Design Festival 2022. The space of the lantern installation by artist Xuan Lam at Center for Culture and Art No. 22 Hang Buom Street, Hoan Kiem District, Hanoi. Photo: Lan Tran  Being displayed at the Center for Culture and Art No.22 Hang Buom Street, Hoan Kiem District, Hanoi, is a unique series of contemporary art exhibitions and installations inspired by the Vietnamese heritage and history of 40 individuals and groups of contemporary artists in Hanoi. The exhibition features eight major art spaces, including the art installation “Fairy Skites”; the artifact show “Memories of 22 Hang Buom”, the lantern installation “Past and Present Meeting”, the art installation “Five Elements”, the 3D Game installation space “Air Skylen”, among others. Accordingly, the “Fairy Skites” features images of kites created...