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Vietnamese outbound tourism surges with 4 million travelers in early 2025.
The show's popularity is continuously going viral on social media in Vietnam, with a record of over 13 million views on YouTube after its first five episodes.
Manh Hung, 24, from HCM City, who has been passionate about camping for three years, owns an impressive collection of items for his trips to "escape the city and return to nature".
To effectively develop tourism in the Central Coast and Central Highlands areas, flexible coordination with clear responsibilities is needed.
Data from Booking.com reveals that during the peak summer vacation in June and July, beach trips continue to be a top priority for Vietnamese travellers.
Many parents are searching for information about cross-country travel itineraries or homestays in fishing or highland villages for their children’s summer break.
In 2017, with savings from her job as a tour guide, Hoang Thi Xoi convinced her parents to renovate their home in Tong Pinh Cai village (Lam Thuong, Luc Yen, Yen Bai) to serve tourists.
Some green destinations in Vietnam are highly appealing to tourists, especially wealthy visitors. However, green tourism remains fragmented, with each player acting independently, while a collective effort is needed to elevate Vietnam’s tourism.
Nguyen Ngoc Thang, a Hanoi father, bought a truck and designed its cargo chamber into an "apartment" with a bedroom, living room, and kitchen, allowing his family to travel comfortably across Vietnam.
Tam and Giang, a couple from HCM City, spent VND1.5 billion to purchase a pickup truck and a 'mobile home' setup imported from Germany to complete a two-month journey across Vietnam.
At 48, Trinh Nguyen chose early retirement to fulfill her dream of traveling. She now enjoys her life by staying in each place for just several months and traveling throughout the country and abroad.
On February 3, 2025, or the sixth day of the new lunar year, Pham Ngoc Van, 82, returned to his home in Sa Dec in DongThap province after a 10-day journey from HCM City in the south to Cao Bang in the north with his youngest daughter's family.