Vietnam sees nearly 5.6 million global tourists in Q1 2023

Wednesday, July 26, 2023

Vietnam witnessed almost 5.6 million global travellers during the first half of this year, marking a year-on-year surge of 9.3 times.

Equated to the equivalent time in 2019, which was before the pandemic, this number is just 65.7%; nevertheless, it is still a hopeful figure, as, in only half a year, the tourism sector of Vietnam has touched 70% of the aim of getting 8 million global tourists this year.

As far as global tourists to Vietnam are concerned, South Korea topped the chart with more than 1.6
million entrances.

Owing to its inimitable tourism products, Da Nang is the favoured spot for Korean holidaymakers.

Statistics say that the search capacity for Vietnamese tourism is unceasingly snowballing since the start of
this year.

Vietnam positions itself near the highest in the world, increasing from the 11th to the sixth rank, and becoming the only country in Southeast Asia that fits in this cluster.

Places opulent in experience and varied in tourism produces like Quang Ninh, Da Nang, Sa Pa and Phu Quoc are preferred by tourists.

Via painstaking determinations to grow, Vietnam’s tourism sector has attained optimistic outcomes in
revenue growth.

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