Quang Ninh, Hai Phong, Quang Nam and other provinces has announced temporary closure of tourist destinations after Vietnam confirmed more Covid-19 infected patients, of whom most are foreigners.
Given the surging demand for tourism in Ba Ria-Vung Tau, especially during the major holidays, local lodging services may soon find themselves overloaded. The province is in great need of quality recreational properties.
Imex Pan Pacific Group (IPPG) will set up a tax-free zone, home to factory outlets, duty-free department stores, restaurants and entertainment facilities, in Phu Quoc Island, to help round up a tourist ecosystem for visitors there.
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.
Hotels in nothern mountainous tourist district of Sapa have suffered a massive water shortage in the past weeks due to a prolonged drought.
Danang will grant investment licenses to three foreign-invested projects worth nearly $350 million during a meeting with investors this morning.
Vietnamese people’s friendliness and tourist safety are the highlighted advantages to develop tourism in Hanoi’s hinterland, according to Amorn Harnkham, regional director of Thailand International College of Hospitality Education.
The fact that Vietnam is still a vague name on the world’s tourism map despite having favorable conditions has encouraged the Sun Group founders to bring Vietnam the reputation it deserves.
If there are stricter visa regulations, the growth of Vietnam’s tourism would be slow down, according to deputy head of mission at the British embassy in Vietnam Steph Lysaght.
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Under the investment plan of the Imex Panpacific Group, the Bac Van Phong special economic zone will include such items as the tourist area, smart city, residential and industrial areas, airport, roads and port area.
Novotel Phu Quoc Resort General Manager Lee Pearce shares his thought on the future of the Vietnam’s biggest island destination in contrast to two other tourist hotspots in Southeast Asia.
Japanese investors want to expand the scale of the Xuan Thieu tourist area in Danang by nearly five times compared to the previous proposal.
Hotels in Hanoi is thriving thanks to the surge in international tourist arrivals, which results in a high occupancy rate and sharply rising prices.
The Prime Minister has approved the master plan for the development of the Dong Van stone plateau into a national tourist center in Ha Giang province by 2030.
