Desert Harbour Tourism, a Dubai-based destination management company founded by Vietnamese entrepreneurs, has marked its eighth year in operation, having facilitated trips for more than 20,000 visitors, with over 70 per cent coming from Vietnam.
Nestled along the pristine Bai Tu Long Bay in northern Vietnam lies the hidden tourism gem of Van Don, which is gradually emerging as a premier destination on the international tourism map.
Alma, a 196-pavilion and 384-suite resort that commands 74 acres of beachfront, 14 sublime food and beverage outlets and a cascade of 12 beachfront swimming pools, will reopen in Vietnam’s new “it” destination on May 31 in the wake of Covid-19.
Vietnam is an attractive destination for holidaymakers from Europe and Asia and Hoi An is just the right place to start off when they first come to the country.
With improved transport infrastructure, Quang Ninh is emerging as one of the most-visited destinations along with Danang, Khanh Hoa, Can Tho and Phu Quoc.
Lux Group founder and director Pham Ha talks about the country’s pulling power to well-heeled travellers.
After more than a decade of operation in Vietnam, the Taiwanese electronics giant is considering Quang Ninh province as the next investment destination.
Sonasea Van Don Harbor City near Halong Bay will be focus of the group’s business this year.
Park Hyatt Phu Quoc hotel and residences are poised to introduce the brand’s refined luxury and exceptional service to Vietnam’s emerging resort destination in 2022.
Having selected Vietnam as the first foreign destination in the mid-90s, when Vietnam remained unacquainted to most of the foreign enterprises, the Amata Group from Thailand has been increasing its presence at the two ends of Vietnam with billion-dollar projects.
Vietnam’s Cam Ranh is soaring for the stars with Bangkok Airways emerging as the latest in a string of airlines to unveil a direct route to the pristine coastal destination.
While leading investors in the world are looking to industrial hot spots such as Dong Nai and Quang Ninh, Thailand based WHA Industrial Development Group chose Nghe An province, the northern central area of Vietnam, as its first overseas destination.
Phu My Hung joint venture reported an after- tax profit of nearly VND3.27 trillion, equalling to $140 million in 2016 only and was one of the largest profitable real estate companies in Vietnam.
Vietnam is a clear favorite destination for internationally oriented Singapore-based companies expecting to expand, according to HSBC's study just released.
