The Da Nang Department of Tourism said that the number of tourists coming to Da Nang during the Lunar New Year 2025 has improved.
The total number of visitors and tourists is estimated at more than 469,000, an increase of 16.7% compared to the 2024 holiday.
International visitors are estimated at over 228,000, domestic visitors are estimated at over 241,000. Total tourism revenue is estimated at 1,887 billion VND, an increase of 19.4% compared to the 2024 holiday.
From December 26 to the 5th day of Tet, Da Nang airport welcomed about 1,275 incoming flights, an increase of 58% compared to the 2024 holiday, including 577 international flights.
Hai Van Quan is an attractive destination attracting a large number of domestic and foreign tourists. On the occasion of Tet At Ty 2025, hundreds of tourists flocked to Hai Van Quan.
Ms. Le Dan Binh, a tourist from Gia Lai, shared: “I have heard of Hai Van Quan for a long time and have always wanted to come here once. Not only that, wearing Ao Dai to take photos not only helps me have beautiful pictures but also makes me feel proud of the traditional beauty of the nation”.
Not only tourists, but also locals are very excited about this trend. Ms. Thuy Trang, a resident of Da Nang, said: “I didn’t expect this place to be so crowded with tourists. Along the way to Hai Van Quan, there were long lines of vehicles parked all over the road.”
Especially on January 2, the traffic jam hotspot was concentrated at the top of the pass, in front of the Hai Van Quan relic. Cars and motorbikes lined up for more than 1km, creating a scene of a “sea of people, sea of vehicles” packed tightly. Moving around became extremely difficult and time-consuming.
The Hoa Hiep Gate Traffic Police Station and the Hoa Nhon Gate Traffic Police Station (Traffic Police Department of Da Nang City Police) had to coordinate with local police to organize patrols and controls to promptly detect and prevent prolonged traffic jams, expel illegal parking cases, and prevent and stop cases of young people weaving along the Hai Van Pass.
Pictures of tourists visiting Hai Van Quan:
