Caravan tour expected to promote Vietnam-Laos tourism
A caravan tour with the theme “Journey through capitals of Vietnam and Laos” ended in Hanoi on March 30 after a week, heard a press conference held in Hanoi on March 30.
The caravan team in Hanoi (Source: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – A caravantour with the theme “Journey through capitals of Vietnam and Laos” ended inHanoi on March 30 after a week, heard a press conference held in Hanoi on March30.
Tourists departed in Hanoi onMarch 24, driving themselves through Son La (Vietnam), Sam Neua, Luang Prabang,Vientiane, Plain of Jars (Laos) and Nghe An province (Vietnam), beforereturning to the Vietnamese capital city.
Speaking at the press conference,director of travel company Hanoitourist Phung Quang Thang said the tour helpstourists learn about Vietnamese and Lao history, culture and cuisine, thushelping to popularise Vietnam’s tourism, diversifying tourist products andpromoting tourism connectivity between the two countries.
The seven-day tour is availablefor both domestic and foreign tourists, he said.
Thang suggested the VietnamNational Administration of Tourism hold training courses for tour guides and cutimmigration time at border gates in order to develop this kind of tour.
The tour was jointly organised by Hanoitourist andLaos’s Xay Mung Khun Company.-VNA
VNA
Related News
Vietnam 's central provinces are some of the country's most beloved destinations for travellers.
The outbound tourism grew roughly 20 percent per year in the past five years and Vietnam has become the source markets of the tourism industry of many countries. The Saigon Times reports.
A Caravan tour through Vietnam and Laos’ localities was launched at the Hanoi-based Thang Long Citadel relic site on March 24.
According to the Korean media, Phu Quoc is not just a beautiful beach. It is a place where tropical nature, modern entertainment experiences, romantic moments, and a sense of healing converge. An island where people come not only to travel but also to feel happiness with all their senses.
With a score of 69 out of 100, Hanoi stood out for its remarkable visual diversity, boasting more than 1.8 million unique colours captured across the analysed images.
A series of famtrip programmes organised in May reflects the capital city’s more market-oriented approach and efforts to implement the Government’s Resolution 82/NQ-CP on tourism recovery and sustainable development.
According to TTW, Phu Quoc is emerging as "one of the most desired destinations in Southeast Asia" due to a rare convergence of pristine natural beauty and a heavily invested, modern tourism ecosystem. From sweeping white sands and turquoise waters to global-class resort and entertainment complexes, the island is drawing an increasing number of international travelers seeking an experience that seamlessly balances luxury with a rich local identity.
The People’s Committee of Khanh Hoa province has issued a plan for the 2026 Sea Festival, which will take place at the April 2 Square in Nha Trang ward from July 17-19.
The Phu Quy special zone, an island district off the south-central coast of Vietnam, is capitalising on its strong marine economy potential, particularly in tourism and fisheries, to transform the island’s economy, improve local livelihoods and position itself as a key sea-based economic hub.
As night falls, the dining experience transcends to the extraordinary as the Phu Quoc sky ignites with spectacular fireworks from the Symphony of the Sea and Kiss of the Sea shows.
To maintain growth and move towards becoming a premier Asian tourism destination, Da Nang has outlined a comprehensive development strategy focused on both infrastructure and product diversification.
Known for its white-sand beaches, luxury resorts, night markets, and large-scale entertainment projects, the island is increasingly attracting travellers looking for a tropical getaway that combines nature with modern tourism infrastructure.
Alongside wedding tourism, Quang Ninh is also seeing robust growth in arrivals of Indian MICE travellers. Delegations of hundreds, and sometimes thousands, of visitors have been coming to the province for conferences, seminars and incentive travel programmes combined with leisure stays.
The strong performance reflects not only seasonal demand but also changing travel trends, with new tourism products, immersive experiences and short-distance travel gaining popularity.
One of the most distinct differences lies in the very first step of the journey: entry. Phu Quoc is currently the only destination in Vietnam to apply a 30-day visa-free policy for direct international arrivals.
Phu Quoc is evolving into a closed-loop entertainment ecosystem developed by Sun Group in the southern part of the island. Here, visitors can enjoy a full itinerary from dawn until late at night without the need for long-distance travel.
Da Nang expects to welcome nearly 20 million domestic and international visitors in 2026, continuing to affirm its appeal as a dynamic and distinctive destination in Vietnam and the region.
More than a simple tourist spot, this pristine gem snagged UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve status back in 2009 thanks to its rich biodiversity and strikingly untouched environment.
The list also features Hoi An in Da Nang, further highlighting Vietnam’s growing appeal as a destination for immersive on-foot travel experiences.
Benefiting from improved transport connectivity, Sa Pa continues to rank among northern Vietnam’s most attractive holiday destinations.
A survey by booking.com shows that around 33% of Vietnamese respondents are planning short domestic trips for the upcoming Hung Kings Commemoration Day and Reunification Day (April 30)–May Day (May 1) holidays, while 22% are opting for longer international journeys compared to last year.
The identity of Hilton Quang Hanh Onsen Resort is rooted in its rare natural saline hot mineral source, ranked among the top 5% of high-quality saline mineral resources worldwide.
From the perspective of Indian media, the island’s appeal does not lie in anything far-fetched, but in a rare combination of values: easy accessibility, safety, premium experiences, and surprisingly “affordable” costs.
The caravan team in Hanoi (Source: VNA)