Modern Vietnam no longer confined to being a budget destination

A new wave of theme parks, cable car rides and architectural masterpieces have reenergized several of Vietnam’s leading holiday destinations.

Vietnam’s tourism appeal has been enhanced by local expression of the ‘Disneyland factor’, which introduces a heightened level of excitement.

The Sun Group has been named one of the best companies to work for in Asia by HR Asia Magazine.

British billionaire Joe Lewis said last week that he was astounded by the beauty of Ha Long Bay.

Ha Long International Cruise Port could be an example of how a dedicated cruise port could give a fillip to the country's marine tourism.

The Van Don International Airport is one of world’s top five airports for service quality in the first quarter, a survey finds.

Vietnam’s largest island, Phu Quoc, was once a rather sleepy, low-key destination.

Vietnam has begun to achieve worldwide fame with a series of architectural masterpieces and tourist attractions and strengthen its reputation for luxury travel.

Visitors to Sun World complexes do not just come for fun, but to lose themselves in the naturally beautiful surroundings.  

Buddhist dignitaries, monks and followers from over 30 countries last week visited the complex of spiritual buildings and monuments on Mount Fansipan.

A new generation of theme parks are not just focusing on entertainment, they are also showcasing traditional Vietnamese values.  

An unprecedented art and culture event, Sunshine Carnival, will be held this summer in Ba Na Hills, central Vietnam.

Vietnam can give its flourishing tourism industry a further fillip by creating world-class festivals imbued with its rich cultural traditions.