Tiếng Việt

Translate


Vietnam Information



Vietnam Hotel

vietnam hotel Hotels in Sapa Hotels in Phu Quoc Hotels in Can Tho Hotels in Vung Tau Hotels in Chau Doc Hotels in Saigon (Ho Chi Minh city) Hotels in Mui Ne - Phan Thiet Hotels in Da Lat Hotels in Nha Trang Hotels in Hoi An Hotels in Da Nang Hotels in Hue Hotels in Ninh Binh Hotels in Ha Long Hotels in Vinh Hotels in Hai Phong Hotels in Ha Noi
Testimonial

Online Support

Member Login






Home » Information   |

Vietnam Information

Unclear stats about Vietnam's tourism sector[Code: 4186]

Vietnam OpenTour - Travel - Hotel – Vietnam's tourism sector does not have a clear database system to gauge international visitors to the country, making it difficult for travel firms to develop business plans and define appropriate products for various markets. Foreign visitors eager for Tet Huong Pagoda Festival attracts 10,000 foreign visitors Silky touch for tourists The Vietnam National Administration of Tourism (VNAT) quoted a report from the General...

Nhat Tu Son - world of rocks[Code: 4185]

Vietnam OpenTour - Travel - Hotel – For people who think of abrasion of time when they see giant worn rocks, Nhat Tu Son, an island of millions of giant rocks in diverse shapes formed by breaking waves, would be an amazing place to admire some masterpieces of nature. The beauty of Phu Yen Ganh Da Dia reveals Mother Nature's fanciful side Da Bia Mountain rewards all trekkers Tuy Hoa City. (Photo: VNE)Belonging to Xuan Dai Bay and about three kilometers from Song...

HCM City's tourism dept surveys tourists[Code: 4184]

Vietnam OpenTour - Travel - Hotel – HCMC's Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism will conduct a survey among the city's top tourism source markets namely the U.S., Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia, Australia and South Korea as well as another for Japan, a tourism official said. Vietnam tourism authority eyes local market as niche VNAT to work toward professionalism in promotions Strategy to boost tourism in 2009 HCM City dwellers seek seaside escapes...

VNAT to probe outbound travel firms over tour quality[Code: 4183]

VietNamNet Bridge – The Vietnam National Administration of Tourism (VNAT) will launch inspections into travel firms that operate outbound tours to Thailand, Cambodia and China following complaints over tour quality, an official said. Vu The Binh, head of the Travel Department under VNAT, told the Daily that the department would begin the inspections next month. Inspectors will focus primarily on HCMC-based travel companies that have been...

Dai Nam Van Hien - manmade waves ease down summer heat[Code: 4181]

VietNamNet Bridge – The scorching heat is driving people crazy and making them hot-tempered, especially in the fight against daily troubles and work related stress. For an escape from the cramped and burning hot city to find some balance for life and relaxing moments on the weekend, Dai Nam Van Hien Tourist Park is a good choice. Tourists can experience the unwinding feelings of floating on manmade waves at the park's artificial beach to sweep away the heat induced testiness....

Summer in Kon Tum[Code: 4180]

VietNamNet Bridge – Kon Tum Province lies in the Central Highlands region of Vietnam and shares borders with Laos and Cambodia. It has an area of 9,934 square km and a population of approximately 330,000. The economy is primarily agricultural.   Kon Tum: Largest house on stilts burned down Nha Rong – heart, soul and history of Bana people The 100-year-old wooden church of Kontum   The name Kontum comes from the name of a village of...

Vietravel promotes Vietnam in China[Code: 4179]

VietNamNet Bridge – Vietravel Marketing and Tourist Company, or Vietravel, will work with China's Travel Channel China from May 16 to 21 to film a documentary in HCMC, Nha Trang and Hanoi. Vietnam, China discuss tourism co-operation Tourism operators, airlines discuss Chengdu-HCMC air route HCM City dwellers seek seaside escapes Vietnam tourism industry surviving on domestic travelers A view of the Central Post Office...

The colours of Ke Go Nature Reserve[Code: 4178]

VietNamNet Bridge – Covered by rare trees and home to many endangered animal species, Ke Go Nature Reserve has become a popular destination in Ha Tinh province. The reserve is around 20km south of Ha Tinh City.   The Beauty of Van Long Nature Reserve Discovering national forests Protecting the animals of Jungle Beach   Ke Go is the name of an ancient village in Ha Tinh province. Ke Go was situated along the Rao Cai river, which is home to...

Binh Chau-Ho Coc: one heat up and one cool down[Code: 4177]

VietNamNet Bridge – In the steamy summer heat, Binh Chau Hot Spring and Ho Coc Beach complex is a nice option for tourists. Binh Chau Ho Coc tourist complex is in Bung Rieng Commune, Xuyen Moc District, Ba Ria-Vung Tau Province, about 150 kilometers from HCMC. Health tour for seniors at Binh Chau Hot Spring Binh Chau Hot Spring offers discount on tours Binh Chau hot springs   People swim at Ho Coc Beach in Ba Ria-Vung Tau...

Vietnam tourism grows despite global economic downturn[Code: 4176]

VietNamNet Bridge – Despite the global economic downturn, Vietnam's tourism industry will still grow this year, with international arrivals increasing 30%. Vietnam tourism industry surviving on domestic travelers Vietnam's tourism advertised on BBC Advertising Vietnam's tourism products to the world Vietnam received a total of 432,600 international travelers last month. In 2010's first quarter, Vietnam enjoyed...

Luxury Travel offers promotion tour to Myanmar[Code: 4175]

VietNamNet Bridge - Hanoi-based agency Luxury travel has begun a promotion; six days and five nights touring in Myanmar.     The tour is the best choice for Vietnamese and worldwide travellers when Thailand – the traditional favourite destination in the Southeast Asian region – has been in political crisis.   Myanmar has emerged as quite a safe and peaceful site for tourists rather Thailand. ...

Phuoc Tich Ancient Village: witness to centuries gone by[Code: 4174]

VietNamNet Bridge – With its gentle O Lau River, Phuoc Tich Ancient Village in Phong Hoa Commune in the central province of Thua Thien-Hue's Phong Dien District seems cut off from the outside bustling world by its stillness. Phuoc Tich Village gets architecture relic status Architects seek to save historic village Ancient Phuoc Tich village listed as cultural heritage   A 1,000-year-old tree near an old temple in Phuoc Tich...

Hue urged to develop spiritual tourism[Code: 4173]

VietNamNet Bridge – Hue should capitalise on its Buddhism heritage, including its pagodas and well-known vegetarian food, for tourism development, a conference held in the central city heard last Friday. Co Thach Pagoda enjoys full range of landscapes City taps vegetarians' need for variety Saving Vietnamese cuisine Vegetarian cook serves up plates of compassion Tourist draw: Tourists visit Tu Hieu Pagoda in...

World tourism body to help Vietnam[Code: 4172]

VietNamNet Bridge – The United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) has pledged to help Vietnam's tourism sector by training human resources and creating development schemes to promote certain attractions. Linking stone highlands and Ba Be Lake Long Tong Festival Preserving Ha Long Bay's unique floating village   Tourists cruise at Halong Bay. (Photo: SGT) The pledge was made at the 22nd Joint Meeting of the...

Sofitel Legend Metropole voted as world's coolest new hotel[Code: 4171]

VietNamNet Bridge - Hanoi-based Sofitel Metropole Hotel has made the Condé Nast Traveler Hot List 2010, the publication's annual list of the "66 coolest new hotels in the world".    Conde Nast names InterContinental Hanoi Westlake on its 2008 Hot List Nam Hai scores "Best Destination Spa" award Photographers find Vietnam a land of bewitching smiles  ...


Contact    |    F.A.Q    |    About   |    Search    |    Link exchange    |    Booking guide
Vietnam Opentour - 49 Hang Be St., Hoan Kiem Dist., Hanoi, Vietnam.
Email to :info@vietnamopentour.com.vn
Telephone: (84-4) 3926 2328 || Fax: (84-4) 3926 2329
Rep. Office: 135 Hai Ba Trung St., District 1, HoChiMinh City - Tel: 84 8 3837 1119
  
© 2009 Vietnam Opentour. All rights reserved.