In 2024, Vietnam will be a popular tourist destination among Australians.
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- 15:27 27/11/2023
DNHN - As the number of Australian visitors to Vietnam has approached pre-Covid-19 levels this year, this forecast is regarded favorably. In contrast, the quantity of Australians engaging in international travel has remained 14% lower since the commencement
Based on data provided by the Vietnam National Tourism Administration, the influx of Australian tourists to Vietnam during the initial ten months of the current year has approached 319,900. This represents an almost 98% surge in comparison to the corresponding period in 2019, during which the number of visitors approached 326,500. Vietnam is now ranked among the top ten tourist destinations in Australia, according to data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics for the first nine months of 2023, which are a result of these astounding figures.
As the global tourism industry recovers, an increasing number of Australian visitors are opting for destinations in Southeast Asia. According to the data, a maximum of four destinations from this region are among the ten most popular tourist destinations in Australia. These destinations include Singapore (10), Thailand (6), and Vietnam (9). Bali, Indonesia, continues to hold the position of their most favored destination among them.

According to a positive prediction by the Sydney Morning Herald, Vietnam will remain a highly desirable tourist destination for Australians throughout 2024. A positive evaluation is given to this forecast in light of the number of Australian tourists visiting Vietnam this year. at levels observed before the Covid-19 pandemic. In contrast, the quantity of Australians engaging in international travel has remained 14% lower since the commencement of 2023 when compared to the corresponding period in 2019.
Early in November 2023, the Skyscanner platform published a report indicating that Ho Chi Minh City (Vietnam) is among the ten most popular tourist destinations in Australia, having experienced a growth rate of 246% over the previous year. Thus, by 2024, Ho Chi Minh City is anticipated to be among the most popular tourist destinations in Australia, according to Skyscanner. Additionally, the report reveals that hotel and airfare expenses are the most significant determinants in Australian tourists' destination selections.
Amid the pandemic, Vietnam is not only an appealing destination with its natural beauty and distinct culture but also a haven. This optimistic prediction signifies not only a favorable circumstance for the tourism sector in Vietnam but also a constructive indication of the worldwide tourism industry's recuperation.
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