Ha Long Bay tourism

Ha Long Bay tourism adapts as Soi Sim Beach remains closed, prompting cruise route changes and new visitor experiences across Vietnam’s iconic destination

Ha Long Bay’s Soi Sim Beach remains closed during a conservation review, impacting visitor access to one of Vietnam’s most recognized coastal attractions

Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City and Ha Long Bay drive Vietnam tourism growth as international arrivals exceed 10.6 million in the first five months of 2026

Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Hoi An and Ha Long Bay drive Vietnam’s rise as a top ASEAN destination for tourism, remote work and long-term stays

Vietnam tourism surpasses 8.8 million visitors in 2026 as China, South Korea, India, Russia and Southeast Asia fuel rapid travel growth

Vietnam’s Ha Long Bay Tourism Industry Adapts to a New Era as the Ongoing Soi Sim Beach Closure Reshapes Cruise Routes, Island Excursions, Visitor Experiences, Sustainable Tourism Strategies and Travel Planning Across One of Asia’s Most Visited Coastal Destinations

Ha Long Bay Now Joins Asia’s Leading Coastal Destinations as Vietnam Reviews Access to Award-Winning Soi Sim Beach During Conservation and Tourism Development Assessment

Vietnam Surpasses Ten Million International Visitors in Just Five Months as Travelers from Australia, United States, China, India and South Korea Fuel Record Tourism Growth

Vietnam Attracts Global Attention as Travelers Choose Hanoi, Hoi An and Ha Long Bay for Tourism, Work Opportunities and Long-Term Living

Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Da Nang and Ha Long Bay Drive Vietnam’s Record Tourism Growth as China, South Korea, India and Russia Push Arrivals Beyond Eight Million in 202