As part of the “Vietnam Travel Day 2025” program on November 21, Quang Ninh province presented its key tourism strengths and advantages to domestic and international partners. More than 100 tourism businesses from across the province took part in the event.
Speaking at the program, Vice Chairwoman of the Quang Ninh People’s Committee Nguyen Thi Hanh highlighted that the province is home to two UNESCO world heritage sites, Ha Long Bay and the Yen Tu-Vinh Nghiem-Con Son, Kiep Bac Complex, alongside more than 600 renowned historical and scenic sites.
Quang Ninh boasts a comprehensive tourism and transport infrastructure, with 1,630 rated accommodation facilities and over 44,000 rooms, including leading international hotel brands such as Accor, Intercontinental, Wyndham, Hyatt, and Radisson.
The province offers a diverse range of signature tourism experiences: overnight and sightseeing cruises, floating restaurants on Ha Long Bay, spiritual and cultural journeys to Yen Tu, island and border tours, ethnic minority cultural experiences, and a vibrant, distinctive culinary scene catering especially to high-end travelers.
With these unique advantages, tourism has firmly become a spearhead sector of Quang Ninh’s economy. In 2025, the province expects to welcome more than 21 million visitors, including 4.5 million international arrivals, generating an estimated 57 trillion VND in tourism revenue, contributing over 10% to provincial GDP.
As planned, Quang Ninh aims for strong, sustainable tourism growth built on world-class products and services. The province aspires to become a regional and global tourism hub, a leading national destination for leisure, entertainment, and premium resort experiences, supported by modern, synchronized infrastructure and a competitive, high-quality product range by 2030.
Tourism businesses across the province responded enthusiastically to the event. Quang Ninh’s booths, featuring travel services, hotels, cruises, and culinary offerings, attracted considerable interest from partners seeking collaboration opportunities.
Also within the program, Vice Chairwoman Nguyen Thi Hanh met with tourism associations from several countries and international airlines to strengthen tourism connections and promote new flight routes through Van Don International Airport.
