As global tourism trends shift towards cultural and experiential travel, Vietnam’s rich heritage offers a competitive edge in carving out a unique identity.
Despite hosting thousands of sports events annually and experiencing growth rates higher than the global average, Vietnam’s sporting progress remains largely dependent on the state budget.
With diverse landscapes, a favourable climate, rich culinary offerings, and a welcoming culture, Vietnam is poised to become a premier destination for golf tourism, attracting both local and international visitors.
Vietnam is rapidly positioning itself as a premier golf destination in Asia, with supportive development policies adding to its attractiveness and creating a robust foundation for funding in golf course development.
Amid its consistent recognition at international tourism awards, Hanoi is rolling out various initiatives to solidify its standing on the global tourism map.
Sheraton Hanoi Hotel is set to delight guests this festive season with a host of captivating activities, from Thanksgiving through to New Year, offering memorable and heartwarming experiences.
Nguyen Manh Hung, deputy director of the Social Affairs Department at the Central Economic Committee, gave VIR’s c insights into how the country is positioning itself within the global and regional sports industry.