As Quang Ninh continually renews its tourism products, the province is cementing its position by awakening indigenous values, turning culture into a “magnet” that keeps visitors coming back.
Visitor numbers peaked on September 1, when about 1.05 million people attended, followed by 900,000 on September 2 and around 1 million on September 7, reflecting strong public interest in the milestone event.
Quang Ninh’s tourism sector has developed a wide range of new products, offering a wider variety of experiences for travelers on the occasion of National Day holiday.
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The city’s tourism department said the opening ceremony is expected to attract around 20,000 people at the open-air music performance featuring 200 artists and dancers at Biển Đông Park on June 20.
Quang Ninh welcomed more than 1.1 million visitors over the five-day holiday from April 30 to May 4, reaching 112% of the figure from the same period in 2024, according to the Department of Culture, Sports, and Tourism.
In an effort to boost tourism and the night-time economy, HCM City is rolling out various initiatives to expand entertainment, shopping, and dining activities after 6 pm, aiming to establish itself as a top night-time tourism hub in the region.
With its convenient transportation infrastructure and diverse tourism offerings, Quang Ninh has become a favorite destination for travelers during the 2025 Hung Kings' Festival holiday. Tourist attractions and accommodations are experiencing a significant uptick in visitors. Local businesses have meticulously prepared their infrastructure and human resources to accommodate the growing number of guests.
Quang Ninh province is a hub for spiritual tourism, especially during the Tet holiday. Visitors flock to its sacred sites to pray for health, luck, and prosperity in the new year.
The Ha Long International Cruise Port welcomed a luxury cruise liner carrying about 3,500 tourists from Hong Kong, China on September 30, reported the Department of Tourism.
Although the Huong Pagoda Festival has not yet opened, more than 20,000 people flocked to Huong Pagoda (in Hanoi) on February 12 (the third day of the first lunar month) to pray for a peaceful new year.