Du lịch 2025 - Trải nghiệm kết hợp khám phá văn hoá | VTV24

Summary

Vietnam’s tourism sector is showing strong growth. In the first 11 months of the year, the country welcomed more than 19 million international visitors—up 21% year over year and above its previous record. The report also notes that Time Out ranked Vietnam among the world’s top 20 winter destinations for 2025–2026.

The coverage highlights growing interest in trips that combine relaxation with cultural discovery. Edward, a first-time visitor, praised Hanoi’s food, welcoming atmosphere, lively nightlife, and affordable weekend offerings. He said he hoped to return.

Domestic travel preferences are also shifting. A Vietnam Report survey found that nearly 77% of respondents aged 29–44 expected to spend more on travel. Popular priorities include resorts, sustainable tourism, outdoor activities, nature, creative experiences, and opportunities for children to learn about Vietnamese culture and art.

The report features a contemporary art museum set in a natural environment, where art and tourism come together to encourage visitors to spend time with artworks. It also describes educational tours that go beyond historical field trips to include culture, art, and discussion of future artistic trends.

The report concludes that cultural experiences are helping distinguish Vietnam as an international destination. While tourism in Asia-Pacific had recovered to 90% of its previous level, Vietnam was described as one of the world’s fastest-growing tourism markets, alongside Japan.

Presenters and Contributors

• Presenter/narrator: Not identified in the subtitles
• Edward: International visitor interviewed
• Museum representative: Unnamed representative associated with the contemporary art museum
• Other interviewees: Not identified in the subtitles