Ten Vietnamese destinations in 2021

Vietnam tourism is reaching farther on the globe. These also open up golden opportunities for Vietnam to showcase and promote a better image to the international community.

Vietnam’s tourism has been adapted to the global tourism trends, or in other words, Vietnamese brands have proven their capability to perfectly meet the increasingly demanding standards of the international market.

While being favored with natural and cultural resources potential for developing tourism, Vietnam hasn’t spent much on advertising and promoting tourism activities.

being honored in international awards can be considered a golden opportunity to promote Vietnam’s tourism to the global community without depending much on the state budget.

In many localities, we can see some corporations acting as “tourism ambassadors”. They actively participate in promoting local tourism to domestic and foreign markets, as well as stimulating tourism demand and development

It’s not enough to develop and promote the national tourism by just prizes or awards. A prestigious award may help to attract more visitors; however, to boost the retention rate, there must be more practical experiences provided.

The problem of promoting tourism in Vietnam is not a limited budget, or how to effectively use a few million USD. Ultimately, it’s a story about the quality of infrastructure and services as well as corporate investment orientation in long term.

Vietnam: Travel to Love!

The Vietnam National Administration of Tourism (VNAT) has made use of digital platforms to catch the attention of travellers and promote tourism in the country

Due to impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic, international visitor arrivals in Vietnam declined

In recent years, Vietnam has been continuously named in the list of world leading destinations voted by prestigious international organisations and awards such as the Reader Choice Awards

Vietnam was ranked ninth in a list of the world’s 20 favourite countries in 2020

Vietnam was only a destination known for its natural landscapes

Contributing over six percent to Vietnam’s GDP every year, tourism is one of the most important driving forces for Vietnam’s economic development.

The main reasons for Vietnam’s attractiveness to foreign patients include its central location in Southeast Asia, political stability, affordability, and relatively good medical care.

Although Vietnam’s investment in infrastructure doubles the global average, airport facilities remain largely neglected.

Vietnam’s tourism industry faces a shortage in both the quality and quantity of human resources.

the government will need to encourage and train workers for the industry if it wants to address the increase in international arrivals.

Thankfully, the government’s strategic vision focuses on the training of human resources as one of the factors to help meet its goals of promoting tourism and realizing its potential.

Vietnam is in a good position to utilize its diverse natural and cultural assets to be able to compete with other countries.