News and Events - Viet nam National Authority of Tourism

Citadel of the Ho Dynasty (Thanh Hoa Province) ranks 1st in the list of 21 most beautiful heritage sites in the world (Sep 17, 2015)

(TITC) - The CNN (U.S) has published a list of 21 most beautiful heritage sites in the world, of which Citadel of the Ho Dynasty (Viet Nam) ranks 1st.

Vietnamese fried spring roll (Nem Ran) listed in the top 10 world best cuisines (Jun 22, 2015)

(TITC) – On June 15, 2015, the Cable News Network (CNN-USA) announced the list of top 10 best cuisines including fried spring roll of Viet Nam.

Seminar to celebrate the annual cultural day of Viet Nam's ethnic groups (Apr 20, 2015)

A seminar titled “I Believe I Can – Changes from the Community” will be organized to celebrate the annual cultural day of Viet Nam's ethnic groups in Ha Noi.

The Reverie Saigon among top 11 hotels of the year (Dec 25, 2014)

Vietnamese luxury hotel The Reverie Saigon has topped the list of “11 hotels opening in 2015 that we cannot wait to check into”, said CNN.

Discovering the Chay River and Toi Cave (Sep 17, 2013)

Since the eco-tourism area of the Chay River and Toi Cave was put into operation in 2011 with a new tourist activity of kayaking on the Chay River and discovering the mysterious beauty of Toi Cave, it promises to be a haven for tourists.

HCM City to organize Winter Fair 2013 (Sep 12, 2013)

(TITC) - On September 3rd, the ECT Media Company hosted a press conference to announce the first Winter Fair organized in HCM City from 19th to 22nd December 2013.

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Ho Chi Minh City: Cho Quan Hospital Prison relic site offers 10 days of opening to visitors

Tan Son Nhat airport braces for holiday rush

Da Nang to have first smart airport terminal

Ha Giang building its own tourism brand

Events

HCM City to hold second international photography festival

Thailand’s “Nation Story” calls Phu Quoc a “heavenly island” of Vietnam

Hoi An tops list of world’s cheapest destinations

Ho Chi Minh City named as favourite destination among APAC tourists