Travel News
Europe's largest airport has power outages, global aviation is in chaos
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London's Heathrow Airport has announced a complete closure due to power outages, after a major fire broke out near the airport.
Japan lacks resources to meet explosive tourism needs
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Japan's tourism industry is recovering strongly but faces the risk of serious shortages of human resources.
Bustling to check in Ham Thorn Building before demolition
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Before the news that the "Shark Ham" building was demolished before April 30, 2025, many people and tourists visited and took photos to "share hands" with the project.
Hanoi develops night tourism and extreme sports tourism
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The Hanoi tourism industry will introduce typical tourism products to aim to welcome 31 million tourists, including about 7.5 million international visitors.
The current situation in Hanoi's Old Quarter after the pilot ban on vehicles with more than 16 seats
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After nearly 20 days of piloting a ban on vehicles with more than 16 seats in the old town and around Hoan Kiem Lake, the traffic situation has improved significantly.
Hotel seeks to optimize operating costs during the storm
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In the context of market fluctuations, the problem for hotels and accommodation establishments is to optimize operating costs to ensure profits and growth.
Sa Pa takes strong measures to reduce the problem of solicitation and stalking tourists
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Lao Cai - Sa Pa town will implement many strong solutions to reduce the situation of solicitation and hunting for tourists to sell goods.
Removing the Shark Ham building, returning open space to Hanoi's Old Quarter
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Architect Ton That Liem said that it is not necessary to preserve strange architectural works that do not have typical traditional values such as the Shark's Seafood Building.
Struggling in Germany, many flights of Vietnam have been scheduled
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Due to the impact of the strike in Germany from 0:00 to 23:59 on 10.3 (local time), some flights will have their operating schedules adjusted.
Request not to take tourists to Hanoi's railway coffee street
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The Hanoi Department of Tourism requires travel businesses not to bring tourists to the area where railway coffee businesses operate.
Upset about having to pay nearly 200,000 VND for 3 bowls of fish sauce
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A group of guests eating seafood at a restaurant in Cau Giay, Hanoi were wondering why they had to pay 195,000 VND for 3 bowls of fish sauce for onions.
North Korean tours suddenly stop receiving guests
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The North Korean tour operator has announced it has stopped accepting guests, just weeks after the country welcomed its first guests after the COVID-19 pandemic.
3 provinces supported by Switzerland with a 100 billion VND project to promote sustainable tourism
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The project "Switzerland Tourism for Sustainable Development in Vietnam" will be implemented in 3 localities of Ha Giang, Quang Nam and Dong Thap.
Hanoi Old Town hotels avoid welcoming guests during rush hour when vehicles with more than 16 seats are banned
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From March 1, Hanoi will pilot a ban on vehicles with more than 16 seats at certain times in the old town and around Hoan Kiem Lake, hotels and travel companies are looking to adapt.
Research to open more direct flights to attract Polish, Czech and Swiss visitors
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The tourism industry has implemented many programs to contribute to attracting international tourists from the Polish, Czech and Swiss markets to Vietnam.
