According to Lao Dong reporter, after more than 5 years of suspension, the direct flight connecting the technology and financial center of Shenzhen (China) with Da Nang has resumed operations, opening up new opportunities to attract tourists and trade.
More than 170 passengers on China Southern Airlines flight CZ8155 landed at Da Nang airport on the evening of October 2 at the welcoming of the city leaders. This event officially connects the direct flight from Shenzhen (China) to Da Nang after many years of interruption.
Also in October 2025, Vietjet airline launched a route connecting the capital Kuala Lumpur with the coastal city of Da Nang, the third route connecting Malaysia - Vietnam.
In the summer of 2026, Da Nang City will welcome more charter flights from the Russian Federation and countries in the Community of Independent States (CIS).
Da Nang City will also promote promotional activities, build tourism products suitable to the needs and preferences of tourists; at the same time, improve the quality of services and experiences, towards sustainable development and maintaining its position as a leading destination in the Central region of Vietnam.
At the recent Hotel Industry Strategy Conference held in Da Nang, Ms. Nguyen Thi Hong Tham - Director of the Da Nang Tourism Promotion Center presented a plan to promote tourism and develop new routes for 2026.
According to Ms. Tham, aviation continues to be the main means of transporting passengers to Da Nang - a city currently recording about 40,000 flights/year, an increase of 20% compared to 2024.
Notably, the number of international flights to Da Nang increased by 6.4%, while domestic flights increased by 23.2%. Da Nang International Airport is still a strategic trading hub, connecting major hubs such as Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, Nha Trang, Buon Ma Thuot...
Entering 2026, the Da Nang tourism industry aims to open 1-2 new international routes to Chu Lai airport, while maintaining and expanding the existing international route network.
Da Nang City will also promote connections between domestic and international routes to increase the number of transit passengers, especially from Northeast Asian markets - an area with high flight frequency and tourism demand.
