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World's second most beautiful island among 10 most welcoming destinations in Vietnam
Phu Quoc, voted world's second most beautiful island, was named one of 10 most welcoming destinations in Vietnam, according to a new report by Dutch-based travel agency Booking.com.
The ranking is part of the agency's annual Traveler Review Awards, which recognize 1.71 million accommodation partners, 1,329 car rental providers, and 124 taxi services across 212 countries and territories.
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Tourists queue up at Sun World Hon Thom in Phu Quoc. |
Based on over 360 million verified customer reviews, the awards honor travel partners that consistently provide outstanding hospitality and service, enhancing travelers' experiences.
Hoi An was the most welcoming destination this year, followed by Ninh Binh and Ha Giang.
Phu Quoc, voted the world's second most beautiful after the Maldives by readers of American magazine Travel+Leisure last year, received more than 2 million visitors, including 474,468 foreign tourists in the first quarter, a 66.5% year-on-year rise.
It eyes 1 million foreign arrivals by the end of this year.
The service is available from early morning until late evening, in accordance with the Sun World Cat Ba cable car schedule and events taking place at Xanh Island.
King Philippe and Queen Mathilde of Belgium engaged in a series of activities in the northern port city of Hai Phong on Wednesday, as part of their ongoing state visit to Vietnam.
A new high-speed boat service connecting Ho Chi Minh City with Con Dao Islands is set to launch on March 28.
Vietnam Airlines announced the launch of a direct route connecting Ho Chi Minh City and Denpasar, the capital of Bali, voted Asia's most beautiful island, on Sunday.
Singaporean news agency CNA has recently ranked Phu Quoc among the top 25 must-visit destinations in 2025, placing it alongside some of the world’s most renowned travel paradises.
Phu Quoc, Vietnam's largest island located off the coast of the Mekong Delta province of Kien Giang, has been named the world’s leading nature island destination at this year’s World Travel Awards.
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