Vietexplorer2024

Gregory Mazza, an Australian national with a passion for travel, expressed his interest in exploring Vietnam. In an interview with the Vietnam News Agency, he shared his fascination with the country’s rich culture and friendly people. Meanwhile, the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Tourism, in collaboration with the Vietnamese Consulate General in Sydney, organized a series of tourism promotion programs in Australia on Monday and Tuesday. Led by Le Truong Hien Hoa, deputy head of the department, the delegation included representatives from local airlines, travel agencies, and hospitality businesses. Australian women elegantly adorned in ‘ao dai,’ the graceful Vietnamese traditional costume. Photo: Vietnam News Agency .td> During the events, the delegation showcased the vibrant tourist sites and introduced an array of tourism products and services that Ho Chi Minh City has to offer. This included a tourism expo with over 25 booths, presenting a diverse range of options fo...

Vietnam aims to attract 17-18 million international tourists by 2024, as stated by the Vietnam National Authority of Tourism (VNAT).  Sunrise at Ha Long Bay. Photo: Thuy Edna It is expected that the total tourism revenue in 2024 will reach VND 840 trillion (US$34.6 billion), which is 1.25 times the total revenue in 2023 and 1.2 times the figure in 2019. To achieve these targets, the VNAT will carry out key programs and initiatives, develop sustainable  tourism  action plans, implement the action program set by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, and promote the development of new tourism products. In addition, the VNAT will conduct thematic tourism marketing campaigns, establish a national tourism database, and launch promotional activities at both domestic and international levels. Despite the significant recovery this year, the global travel industry still faces difficulties and challenges in the coming year due to unpredictable global co...