A highlight is the continued preparation of dossiers seeking national tourism site recognition for three areas, namely Ba Vi National Park tourism area, Huong Son landscape complex, and the Hoan Kiem ...

Hanoi tourism thrives by transforming heritage into unique experiences, attracting millions of visitors with innovative programs at iconic cultural sites. As we passed through the entrance of Hoa Lo ...

Hanoi is moving to end passenger train services through its world-famous railway coffee street, where tourists sit in cafes just inches from passing trains, after the Ministry of Construction agreed ...

Hanoi has been named among the world's 50 most beautiful cities by U.S. travel magazine Condé Nast Traveler, highlighting the Vietnamese capital's enduring charm and cultural depth.

Hanoi is believed to hold rich potential for golf tourism, and it is taking various measures to tackle challenges and turn this type of tourism into its signature travel products. The capital city is ...

Aside from mainstays like Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, do you know which other places to visit in Vietnam? Start with these ...

Train Street started life as a razor-thin alley with a train rushing through it. Now, it's swarmed with Instagrammable cafes and tourists who can't stay away, despite the risks.

HANOI, Vietnam — Tourists who check in to the Meracus Hotel, a compact and friendly establishment in the Old Quarter of Hanoi, are handed a tip sheet by the receptionist titled “How to cross roads.” ...

The city's new tourism products are not only drawing more visitors but also playing a key role in enhancing Hanoi’s global image as a premier destination. At a recent conference on boosting the city’s ...

The city boasts six clusters of golf courses, featuring ten renowned championship courses such as Long Bien Golf & Country Club, Van Tri Golf Club and BRG Kings Island Golf Resort, along with more ...

Hanoi’s Department of Tourism has requested the Hanoi Tourism Association, the Hanoi UNESCO Travel Club, the Hanoi Tourism ...

Gouging tourists is giving Vietnam a bad name despite its sustained promotional efforts, insiders warn.