Available at dulichytetphcm.com, the website provides visitors with official information about the healthcare facilities and services on offer in Ho Chi Minh City.

Healthcare services introduced at a conference on medical tourism in Ho Chi Minh City.

Tourists to the city can enjoy medical packages for services such as dental care, gynaecology, health screening, aesthetic medicine, and traditional medicine.

More medical tourism packages are expected to be launched in the future to meet healthcare needs while aiming to attract both domestic and foreign tourists.

In addition to ecotourism, agritourism and inland waterway tourism, medical tourism is an emerging sector with a great deal of potential for further development in Vietnam and Ho Chi Minh City, especially as Vietnam has recorded internationally recognised achievements in containing the coronavirus.

Data shows that more and more foreign tourists are coming to Vietnam for healthcare services, with revenue estimated at US$2 billion.

In 2018 about 300,000 foreigners arrived in Vietnam to have health examinations, with 57,000 receiving in-patient care, 40% of which received treatment in Ho Chi Minh City.

Such figures indicate great potential for the development of medical tourism in Vietnam in the future.

Tan Yen promotes heritage value in combination with tourism development

(BGO) - Tan Yen district (Bac Giang province) has long historical, cultural and revolutionary traditions, with many historical relic sites and landscapes. With these advantages, the district has been focusing resources to promote heritage value and tourism development.

Bac Giang attracts many visitors to enjoy local community tourism

(BGO) – Many visitors have flocked to the community based tourism sites in Bac Giang province such as Na O in An Lac commune (Son Dong), Ven village, Xuan Lung – Thac Nga in Xuan Luong commune (Yen The district)...

Yen Dung creates highlight in cultural-spiritual tourism development

(BGO) – In the last tenure, Yen Dung district (Bac Giang province) has paid special attention to preserving the cultural heritage, helping promote the value and enhance the spiritual life to the residents as well as develop the cultural – spiritual tourism. 

“Bac Giang sweet fruit season” tourism programme stimulates domestic travel

(BGO) – Implementing the Programme “Vietnamese people travel Vietnam” of the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism (MCST), the Steering Board for tourism development in Bac Giang province (Steering Board) on June 15 held the launching ceremony themed “Bac Giang sweet fruit season” at the floating island of Suoi Mo Ecotourism Complex in Nghia Phuong commune, Luc Nam district to stimulate the domestic travel.

Northwest provinces jointly launch tourism stimulus programme

The Vietnam Tourism Association (VITA) in association with eight Northwest provinces launched a tourism stimulus programme in Hanoi on June 12 in a bid to promote tourism in the Northwest region.

Source: NDO