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Lunar New Year travel
Why is Da Lat overcrowded with visitors but struggling with low tourism revenue?
My friend planned a family trip to Da Lat during the Lunar New Year but got stuck in traffic and ended up staying in the nearby town Bao Loc instead.
Foreign tourists enjoy quiet Vietnam during biggest holiday
Hanoi and HCMC roads gridlocked as thousands head home for Tet holiday
Hanoi airport anticipates up to 100,000 travelers a day during Tet
Hanoi's Noi Bai International Airport is bracing for an anticipated surge in passenger traffic during the Lunar New Year, with daily figures projected to reach up to 100,000 travelers on peak days.
January 23, 2025 | 04:39 pm PT
Easy weather, transport, visas make Tet tourism success
Good weather, improved transportation and flexible visa policies helped Vietnam's tourism industry cash in on high tourist numbers during the recent Tet holiday break, insiders say.
February 19, 2024 | 07:31 pm PT