Booking.com said that these destinations have the largest number of accommodation facilities achieving independent sustainability certification from a third party.

The 2024 Sustainable Travel Report recently published by Booking.com shows that up to 75% of Vietnamese tourists want to practice greener living after experiencing sustainable tourism activities, and 94% of them hope their trips next year will be more environmentally friendly.

The northern province of Ha Giang tops the list of sustainable travel with majestic limestone mountains, steep winding passes and villages hidden in the mist. It is also home to many ethnic minorities, whose traditional cultures and lifestyles are maintained today.

Da Nang is the runner-up, which is a paradise for those who love exploring through cycling activities. According to the report, up to 96% of Vietnamese tourists said they had a better experience when choosing to rent a bicycle as a means of transportation.

Meanwhile, Hoi An is also a must-visit destination when coming to Vietnam. Visitors can immerse themselves in the traditional cultural space, explore the poetic ancient town, and witness talented artisans make handmade things when visiting Hoi An - a World Cultural Heritage recognised by the UNESCO.

Song Cau in Phu Yen Province is a coastal paradise with traditional fishing villages. Visitors can enjoy the simple beauty of the lives of indigenous people, visit a historical lighthouse, and experience exciting hiking to have a panoramic view of Mui Dien Cape.

Quy Nhon in Binh Dinh Province has become an interesting destination for ecotourism in recent years. Thanks to serious efforts to protect coral reefs and community activities to protect the marine environment, the diverse marine ecosystem here continues to be preserved and promoted.

Ho Chi Minh City is described as a vibrant city where history, culture and modern life blend. Visitors can choose to visit bustling markets filled with agricultural products and handicrafts, admire unique architectural works, experience a cruise or river bus route along the Saigon River, or enjoy a cocktail at the rooftop bars.

Luc Ngan tourism cooperatives ready to welcome tourists during ripe lychee season

BAC GIANG – Luc Ngan district (Bac Giang province) expects to harvest early ripening lychee and black grape in the next 10 days. Seizing this opportunity, many local tourism cooperatives have built tours, connected with travel agencies and prepared conditions to welcome visitors. 

Vietnam shortlisted in multiple categories of 2024 World Travel Awards

Vietnam has been nominated in several major categories at the prestigious World Travel Awards (WTA) 2024 for the Asia and Oceania region, according to the Vietnam National Administration of Tourism.

Foreign tourist arrivals up 68.3% in first 4 months

Facilitative visa policies and attractive tourism stimulus programmes have proven effective in attracting a high number of international visitors to Vietnam compared to the same period last year.

Improving values of historical and cultural relics

BAC GIANG- The northern province of Bac Giang is home to numerous ranked historical and cultural relics, which are potential for tourism development. However, it is essential to invest in building signature items and products to “awaken” the relics for tourism development.

Vietnam among Koreans’ most favourite destinations in 2024 summer

Vietnam is witnessing an increasing number of hotel bookings from Korean travelers for this year's peak summer tourist season, according to data from the Booking platform Yeogi Eottae of the Republic of Korea (RoK).

Source: NDO