On December 20, the Department of Tourism of Ba Ria - Vung Tau province said that the locality aims to recover and continue to grow strongly in all indicators by 2025, at least about 13%.
Of which, it is expected to welcome about 18.36 million tourists to Ba Ria - Vung Tau for entertainment and relaxation (up 13.91%), thereby achieving an estimated revenue of about VND 19,840 billion (up 14.6%). In particular, accommodation revenue is expected to reach VND 7,065 billion (up 13.22%).
In 2024, the locality welcomed about 16.12 million visitors (reaching 103.71% of the plan), revenue from tourists reached about 17,313 billion VND (reaching 104.98% of the plan).
In the coming time, Ba Ria - Vung Tau tourism will aim to develop into a spearhead, sustainable economic sector, affirming its role as a regional and international tourism center, a leading tourist destination of the country.
To achieve these goals, Ba Ria - Vung Tau will develop tourism in the direction of green and sustainable growth, associated with the preservation and promotion of traditional cultural values; at the same time, deploy in a professional and modern direction, focusing on depth and quality reaching international standards.
The province currently has 1,451 tourist accommodation establishments (about 28,532 rooms); of which 72 hotels have been classified according to standards from 1 star to 5 stars (8,177 rooms) including: 12 5-star hotels, 16 4-star hotels, 22 3-star hotels, 11 2-star hotels, 11 1-star hotels.
The tourism industry will also continue to promote the improvement of the quantity and quality of 5-star tourist accommodation facilities and the formation of high-quality service programs.
The tourism industry also focuses on diverse development, forming many high-class, different and unique tourism products, creating strong attraction based on the outstanding tourism resources of the locality.
In particular, focus on developing international tourism while promoting the effective exploitation of domestic tourism; closely linking with provinces in the Southeast region and with major tourist centers to develop tourism...
