Vietnam is rolling out the red carpet for international tourists in 2025 with a new stimulus program packed with attractive deals and experiences. 

Themed ‘Vietnam - Travel to Love,’ the initiative aims to revitalize the tourism sector and entice travelers to explore the country's diverse offerings.

Launched by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, the tourism stimulus program features a range of benefits, including complimentary access to selected tourist attractions and destinations; discounted prices on various travel services, including transportation, accommodation, dining, entertainment, and shopping; and unique and enriching experiences designed to enhance visitors' journeys.

Discounts of up to 50 percent are available on certain services.

To further enhance the appeal, tourism stakeholders are collaborating to create attractive travel packages. 

These packages will cater to various interests, including cultural heritage, cuisine, golf, ecotourism, and rural experiences. 

Moreover, efforts are underway to promote unique local products and handicrafts as souvenirs for international visitors.

The program will be promoted through a comprehensive national campaign, including creating a dedicated online platform listing all travel promotions, destinations, and events; targeted digital marketing via social media and international tourism platforms; and organizing tourism roadshows in key global markets to attract more international visitors.

The program also aims to improve accessibility for international tourists, with plans to offer special airfare discounts and promotional ticket bundles for group travelers; provide exclusive deals for local tour operators; and increase direct flights, charter flights, and flight frequencies connecting Vietnam’s top destinations with key international markets.

By partnering with airlines, hospitality providers, and local attractions, Vietnam seeks to create an all-inclusive tourism experience, making the country an even more attractive destination for global travelers in 2025.

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