The Ministry of Finance’s proposal on reducing conditions for casino investment, if adopted, could ease burdens for financiers as the entertainment sector scrambles for a way out of the pandemic mire – but long-standing restrictions may still block the path to true progress.

With approximately 1km in length and about 1,500 rooms in scale, the eco-friendly FLC Grand Hotel Quy Nhon is expected to become a new iconic project in Binh Dinh, after being officially inaugurated in this November.

From now until December 30, 2020, an exhilarating "Family Fun Offer" is awaiting your family at Movenpick Resort Cam Ranh.

The Mid-Autumn Festival is a time for families and children of all ages to come together 

Hotels playing the part of quarantine facilities for international visitors have prepared their properties, services, and safety measures to welcome guests having to travel during the ongoing pandemic.

Receiving Vietnam’s very first Forbes 5-star rating in 2019, Four Seasons Resort The Nam Hai once again scored top grades from inspectors in incognito to secure the highest accolade for the third consecutive year, cementing its position as one of the world’s most highly-rated properties.

The Hanoi People's Committee recently issued a written request to tighten the management of the investment, construction and business of condotels, tourist villas and officetels.

Never before has luxury healthcare tourism been such a hot trend in the context of the prolonged impact of dangerous diseases like COVID-19 on the whole world.

While Vietnam has experienced an unprecedented boom in recent decades, the current pandemic is now having a clear negative impact on the economic outlook. The effects of the crisis, into which Vietnam has fallen completely through no fault of its own, are visible to the naked eye. In Mui Ne for instance, there are only very few guests at the resorts. Ho Chi Minh City’s otherwise lively District 1 restaurants are deserted, and in Hanoi’s Tay Ho district, rents are falling due to a lack of tenants. There are countless other examples. In short, the crisis is felt everywhere. However, these are only the indicators that are quickly recognisable from the outside. Foreign trade, investments, and the not negligible remittances from overseas Vietnamese are also putting pressure on the economy. It is clear to every observer that economic recovery will be a Herculean task. But what can Vietnam do to reposition itself powerfully and finally emerge from the crisis stronger? 

While tourism and hospitality are brought low by the COVID-19 pandemic, this is a good time for foreign investors, including Japanese ones to stock up on hotels going on sale on the low. 

The brand new of three-room villas An Lam Retreats Ninh Van Bay will offer unusual experiences for customers who love high-end relaxation.

As the world adjusts to new travel norms and expectations, InterContinental Phu Quoc Long Beach Resort is showcasing InterContinental Hotel Group’s Clean Promise, enhancing the guest experience by redefining cleanliness and supporting wellbeing throughout each stay.

Luxury residence and hotel complexes are a rising trend among property developers, buyers, and lessees thanks to the high rentals and resort-like living environment.

Meyhomes Capital Phu Quoc enjoys quite a favourable location as it lies in the heart of An Thoi town, one of two towns in the island district of Phu Quoc, and in the south of Bai Truong which accommodates a raft of premier hotel and resort complexes. Significantly, the project site is at the convergence of arterial transport networks south of the island.

Located on the pristine Ha My beach, one of the most beautiful beaches in Vietnam, the Four Seasons Resort The Nam Hai in Hoi An offers 100 luxurious villas spread across 35 hectares – an ideal choice for those looking for a private, peaceful retreat, or an unforgettable vacation with loved ones this summer.