Culture - Tourism
With the spirit of innovation, creativity and acceleration, Phu Yen province has been gradually affirming its position as an attractive and friendly destination in the hearts of tourists. The first 6 months of 2025 recorded impressive figures in terms of tourism growth, effectiveness in promotion and connection between localities and businesses.
Culture - Tourism
Over the past week, vibrant videos tagged ‘Vietnam is calling’ have gone viral on TikTok, Instagram and Facebook, sparking a global travel craze. From Europe to Asia, vloggers and young travellers are joining the trend by booking trips to Vietnam, all sharing the same message - ‘Vietnam is calling and I’m ready to go’ - and fuelling a surge in international interest.
Culture - Tourism
Quang Duc ancient ceramics are among Phu Yen’s most notable cultural heritages. The south-central province has hosted seminars, exhibitions, and research projects to fully assess their value and propose preservation and tourism development strategies linked to traditional craft villages.
Culture - Tourism
The preservation and promotion of traditional cultural and artistic heritage is no longer confined to museums or theater stages. Instead, a new trend is shaping the future of culture: digitising heritage which means “packaging" traditional values by using technology to retell them in ways that the youth want to hear, engage with, and share.
In the heart of Belgium’s Brussels, a modest yet heartfelt symposium became a symbol of cultural pride, unfolding Vietnam’s “pho” and the Vietnamese culinary map in Europe.
With ambitious goals and a clear roadmap, the plan not only affirms the province’s aspiration to make tourism a spearhead economic sector but also lays a solid foundation for sustainable development - harmoniously integrated with nature and local communities.
Amidst the vast expanse of waves and the rustling casuarina groves, Mai Nha Islet (located in An HoaHai Commune, Tuy An District) rises like a giant rooftop nestled in the sea. Setting foot on the island, one is greeted by a world apart - pristine, tranquil, and strikingly unfamiliar, evoking a sense of awe and wonder.
Lang Son Geopark of Vietnam has been officially recognised as a UNESCO Global Geopark, alongside 15 others worldwide, at a special certificate presentation ceremony held in Paris on June 2.
Culture - Tourism
A new book about President Ho Chi Minh has been launched at the Presidential Palace’s relic site dedicated to the late leader in Hanoi.
Culture - Tourism
Summer is knocking! With its 189km stretch of coastline winding like a soft silk ribbon, Phu Yen is quickly becoming a beloved destination for travelers seeking golden sunshine and blue seas.
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Vietnam’s tourism sector continues to face a significant shortage of skilled labour, both in terms of quantity and quality, posing a serious challenge to its sustainable development, according to industry insiders.
Culture - Tourism
A conference named “Vietnam - The Dynamic Market in Asia and the New Destination of Global Film Producers” was held in Paris on May 14, within the framework of the 78th Cannes Film Festival.
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There’s been a steady increase in interest in Vietnam among Australian travellers over several decades, though right now, it’s booming, according to an article published on The New Zealand Herald on May 9.
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The ongoing merger of Phu Yen and Dak Lak has drawn significant public attention - not only from an administrative perspective but also for its potential to drive multi-sector socio-economic development, particularly in the Tourism sector.
Culture - Tourism
The global search volume for tourist accommodations in Vietnam has increased by 10-25% since early 2025, ranking 7th in the world for growth in destination searches, according to data from Google Destination Insights.
Culture - Tourism
Vietnam recorded more than 7.67 million international tourist arrivals between January and April, marking a 23.8% increase compared to the same period last year, the Vietnam National Authority of Tourism said on May 6.