According to the People's Committee of Da Nang City, the Adora Mediterranean cruise ship departing from Guangzhou (China) recently docked at Tien Sa port (Da Nang), bringing nearly 2,500 Chinese visitors to visit the city.
During their time in the coastal city, the group of tourists participated in many journeys to explore and experience famous tourist areas and destinations of Da Nang City such as Sun World Ba Na Hills, My Son, Hoi An...
The Da Nang tourism industry also arranged the APEC Park area, 2/9 Street (Hai Chau Ward) as pick-up and drop-off points and a tourism information booth introducing the city to serve tourists.
In addition, the group was also consulted, provided with free destination information and tour guides to visit famous landmarks such as Cham Sculpture Museum, Han Market, Con Ga Church, Linh Ung Son Tra Pagoda and My Khe beach...
Previously, in early September 2025, Da Nang City welcomed the Star Voyager cruise ship with thousands of tourists visiting through Tien Sa port, contributing to the growth of the tourism and service industry.
The forecast of the World Tourism Organization shows that cruise tourism by 2030 will tend to shift and develop strongly in the Asian region.
Notably, this type of tourism brings about 40% more revenue than air or road tourism.
Also according to the People's Committee of Da Nang City, in the first 9 months of 2025, sea tourists to Da Nang reached 40,175 visitors, an increase of 25.4% over the same period in 2024, with 35 ships arriving at Tien Sa Port.
It is expected that in 2025, Da Nang City will welcome 48 ships to Tien Sa Port, with more than 57,000 visitors, an increase of 35.7% compared to 2024.
Not only increasing the attraction of passengers by sea, China Southern Airlines has also resumed operations on the Shenzhen (China) - Da Nang route after a temporary suspension.
The first flight brought more than 170 passengers from Shenzhen to Da Nang International Airport, an important milestone, promising the return growth of the Chinese tourist market to Da Nang in the coming time.
