Actress Park Min Young and 'Marry My Husband' cast revel in Nha Trang getaway

A spokesperson for the Vinpearl Nha Trang resort disclosed that the ensemble from the television series, including Park Min Young, Na In Woo, Lee Yi Kyung, and Choi Gyu Ri, reserved the resort for a four-day stay starting from March 10.

Vinpearl Nha Trang resort staff capture a moment with South Korean actress Park Min Young (second from R). Photo courtesy of Vinpearl Nha Trang

During their visit, the actors predominantly engaged in relaxation and partook in various activities such as swimming, receiving spa treatments, playing golf, and enjoying private dining experiences at their accommodations. They exhibited a "happy and friendly" demeanor towards resort employees who requested photographs with them.

The arrival of Park, 38, a highly admired actress in Vietnam, to Nha Trang sparked excitement among her local fans. Many of her admirers assembled at Cam Ranh airport, the gateway to Nha Trang, on March 10 to greet her and the other members of the cast.

Star News reported that the film crew’s trip to Nha Trang was organized in advance as a token of appreciation for the cast following the film’s favorable reception across numerous countries.

Park posted photographs from her Nha Trang visit on her Instagram on March 12, drawing numerous comments from fans expressing their wishes for the actress and her colleagues to have an enjoyable stay.

South Korean actress Park Min Young at the swimming pool of her Nha Trang resort. Photo from Park’s Instagram

Nha Trang has become a sought-after destination among South Korean celebrities, having hosted the cast of the television drama "Doctor Cha," actress Eugene and her family, actress-singer Hyeri, singer Hyelin, and singer Park Ji Hoon throughout 2023.

Data from the digital travel platform Agoda indicates that South Korean tourists made up the largest proportion of international visitors to Vietnam during this year’s Tet Lunar New Year celebration, which occurred in February. Following South Koreans were travelers from China, Singapore, Hong Kong, and Japan.