The issuance of Resolution No. 80-NQ/TW, occurring as Viet Nam prepared for the 14th National Congress, a pivotal assembly that shapes the national vision toward 2045 and the socio-economic strategy for 2030, demonstrates a strong alignment with international commitments at a high level of national policy.
The Grand Ho Tram has begun 2026 on a high note, reinforcing its position as one of Vietnam’s leading integrated resorts with a series of prestigious industry awards, a vibrant line-up of Tết celebrations, and participation in the Government’s pilot programme allowing eligible Vietnamese citizens to enter its casino under regulated conditions.
After a year of strong recovery and impressive growth, Vietnam’s tourism industry has entered a new phase that requires repositioning its value, expanding markets, and strengthening international competitiveness.
The year 2026 is the year of the horse. Belonging to the Fire element in the five elements, the horse represents endurance, enthusiasm, and readiness to break through. In East Asian culture, especially in Vietnam, the horse also carries the meaning of aspiration to rise, the spirit of freedom, strong vitality, and the humanistic depth of the nation.
With 32 accumulated points after six participations, Vietnam’s Under-23 (U23) team rose to ninth place in the all-time history of the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) U23 Asian Cup, far surpassing the combined total points of Thailand, Indonesia, and Malaysia.
Tet, the Vietnamese Lunar New Year, marks a season of renewal and shared beginnings. This February, Four Seasons Resort The Nam Hai ushers in the Year of the Horse, symbolising strength, optimism and momentum, through a line-up of immersive offerings – from timeless cultural rituals to festive dining.
With double-digit tourism growth, Vietnam was ranked by UN Tourism among the world’s top-growing tourism markets.
As global tourism increasingly shifts toward eco-friendly models that preserve nature and local culture, green tourism has become a key trend in Vietnam. In Ho Chi Minh City and the Mekong Delta, it is seen as a strategic approach to enhance both quality and sustainability in the tourism sector.
By the end of 2025, Vietnam recorded more than 21 million international arrivals, surpassing pre-2019 levels and ranking among the fastest-growing destinations in the region.
Six Vietnamese hotels have officially joined the Unscripted by Hyatt list, more than doubling the number of Hyatt hotels in Vietnam.
The Shopee Cup™ Trophy Tour made a vibrant stop at AEON Mall Long Bien on the afternoon of January 10, offering Hanoi football fans a rare opportunity to meet national team players and view the Southeast Asian Club Championship trophy up close.
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