Tag: "international visitors"
Vietnam welcomes 4.7mn int’l visitors in first 2 months of 2026, up 18% year on year

Vietnam welcomes 4.7mn int’l visitors in first 2 months of 2026, up 18% year on year

Travel 13:44 08/03/2026

Vietnam received nearly 4.7 million international visitors in the first two months of 2026, up 18.1 percent year on year, according to the National Statistics Office (NSO) under the Ministry of Finance.

January sets record with nearly 2.5mn foreign visitors to Vietnam

January sets record with nearly 2.5mn foreign visitors to Vietnam

Travel 08:31 08/02/2026

Vietnam welcomed nearly 2.5 million international visitors in January 2026, the highest monthly total on record for the country’s tourism industry, official data showed.

Vietnam races to reach 25mn int’l visitors by end of 2025

Vietnam races to reach 25mn int’l visitors by end of 2025

Travel 10:41 20/09/2025

With only four months remaining in 2025, Vietnam's tourism industry faces a significant challenge in achieving its ambitious goal of welcoming 25 million international visitors — a figure that would mark the highest in the country's history and match Thailand’s total for 2023.

Strategies proposed to accelerate Vietnam’s push for 25 million int’l visitors

Strategies proposed to accelerate Vietnam’s push for 25 million int’l visitors

Travel 12:29 07/09/2025

Travel businesses have put forward a series of initiatives as part of Vietnam’s determined effort to achieve its ambitious goal of 25 million international visitors, with just under four months left in 2025.

International visitors to Vietnam in March more than double year on year

International visitors to Vietnam in March more than double year on year

Travel 15:50 31/03/2022

The number of foreign travelers who arrived in Vietnam during March this year increased over twofold compared to 2021

Vietnam loses 14 million int'l arrivals to COVID-19: General Statistics Office

Vietnam loses 14 million int'l arrivals to COVID-19: General Statistics Office

Economy 20:02 29/12/2020

The figure fell nearly 80 percent against last year