Total revenue from tourists nationwide is estimated at VND 24,000 billion, up 9% over the same period
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- 00:05 05/05/2023
DNHN - During the last holiday season, it is estimated that localities across the nation welcomed more than 300,000 international visitors and served approximately 7 million domestic visitors (up 40% from the same period in 2022), of whom 3.2 million stayed
The trend, the Vietnam National Administration of Tourism reports that during the Hung Kings Anniversary holiday and from April 30 to May 1, travel companies and airlines actively introduced attractive stimulus products. visitor psychology, as well. With preferential policies, discounts, and numerous new products that travel agencies introduce during the holidays of 30 April - 1 May, the number of tourists booking tours and airline tickets has increased, allowing them to essentially meet their business objectives.
The series of events under the "Start the Summer" program (Quoc Oai, Hanoi); ecological experience programs associated with historical-spiritual and cultural relics in Phu Dong (Gia Lam, Hanoi); Programme to visit national-level architectural and artistic relics, the People's Council and City People's Committee headquarters. Ho Chi Minh…
Especially sea tourism products (ships, cruises across Vietnam, island tours) are highly preferred and chosen by international tourists, such as Saigontourist has continuously welcomed 10 international delegations to Vietnam with more than 5,000 tourists from Germany, France, and Asian countries to join the trans-Gulf cruise; Vietravel has served more than 10,000 international visitors, accounting for 50 percent of the number of guests served during the holiday, the principal product; and Saigontourist has continuously welcomed 10 international delegations to Vietnam
The number of tourists booking tours abroad skyrocketed, reaching an occupancy rate of more than 90 percent; some tours, such as those to Thailand, Korea, and Bali (Indonesia), were even sold out. Nevertheless, certain tourist routes during the holiday. The April 30-May 1 ceremony was still empty despite a 10-15% decrease in ticket prices on some routes compared to the previous year. Specifically, the booking rate for flights departing Hanoi on April 28 for tourist destinations such as Cam Ranh, Da Nang, Da Lat, Phu Quoc, Tuy Hoa, and Binh Dinh is only between 65% and 77%. Moreover, routes to Dong Hoi, Buon Ma Thuot, Con Dao, and Rach Gia have a booking rate of over 90 percent; routes to Hue, Pleiku, and Can Tho have a booking rate of over 80 percent.
According to data compiled by the National Administration of Tourism, Thanh Hoa received the greatest number of tourists during the most recent holiday season.
The following are the total number of visitors during the holiday season in a few key areas:
Thanh Hoa: approximately 1,195,000 visitors (a 33.1% increase compared to the same period in 2020). Total tourism revenue reached approximately 2,865 billion VND, an increase of 48.3% compared to the same period in 2022.
Can Tho receive approximately 1,800 international visitors in addition to its 982,000 domestic visitors. The estimated total revenue from tourists is 523 billion Vietnamese Dong.
Ho Chi Minh City: serving 950,000 tourists (an increase of 126.2% over the same period in 2022), including approximately 48,000 international visitors, with an average occupancy rate of 70-75% and estimated total revenue from tourism of 3,130 billion VND (an increase of 94.4% over the same period last year).
Nghe An: approximately 780,000 visitors (an increase of 110% compared to 2022), with 330,000 overnight guests. Average occupancy is between 80 and 85 percent. The estimated total revenue from tourists is 1.5 trillion VND.
The average occupancy rate in Hanoi, which serves 719,000 guests (including 69,500 international arrivals and 650,000 domestic arrivals), is approximately 58.4%. Total tourist revenue reached 2,400 billion VND.
Ba Ria - Vung Tau: approximately 499,730 visitors (an increase of 46.1% compared to 2022), with 11,834 international visitors. The total revenue generated by tourists exceeded 633,69 billion Vietnamese Dong. The average occupancy rate is between 75 and 80 percent.
70-75 percent is the average room occupancy rate in Da Nang, which serves approximately 321,623 tourists (a 26.6% increase from 2022) and approximately 34,800 international visitors.
The average room capacity of Quang Binh's tourist accommodation establishments is approximately 85% (an increase of 73.91% over the same period in 2022). The total revenue from tourism reached VND 282.5 billion, an increase of 78.66% compared to the same period last year.
Kien Giang served approximately 264,938 guests (down 9.4% compared to the same period in 2022), resulting in an average occupancy rate of 54%. The total revenue generated by tourists exceeded 132,5 billion VND (down 24.3% from the previous period).
Serving approximately 160,000 tourists (a twofold increase compared to 2022), the average room occupancy in Binh Thuan is between 85 and 90%. The estimated total revenue from tourists is 230 billion Vietnamese Dong.
Quang Nam: served approximately 245,000 arrivals, a 19% increase over the same period in 2022, with international arrivals reaching 119,700 and domestic arrivals reaching 125,300. The occupancy rate is between 85 and 95%.
Thua Thien - Hue: serving 99,000 visitors (an increase of more than 80% compared to the same period in 2022), including approximately 36,300 international visitors, a 26-fold increase compared to the same period in the previous year. The average occupancy rate is 85%. The total revenue from tourists reached 153 billion VND, an increase of 80 percent compared to the same period last year.
The number of holiday visitors to coastal areas has increased, while the number of visitors to Kien Giang has decreased significantly. During the last holiday season, Kien Giang served approximately 264,937 guests (down 9.4% from the same period in 2022), with an average occupancy rate of 54%. The total revenue generated by tourists exceeded 132,5 billion VND (down 24.3% from the previous period).
The General Department of Tourism remarked that this is a positive sign that tourism activities continue to maintain the momentum of recovery; have completely overcome obstacles since the outbreak. The increased number of international visitors demonstrates that Vietnam's tourism is moving in the right and timely direction by restructuring the visitor market, actively renewing products, and actively promoting and promoting effective tourism images.
However, peak-hour congestion persists and lasts for several hours. Due to prolonged congestion on national highways, there is also the phenomenon of schedule cancellation and service cancellation. The quality of service has not met the expectations of tourists, and overcrowding and jostling continue to occur in some of the most popular tourist destinations. Moreover, tourism human resources remain scarce and have not yet received additional training...
Binh Nguyen
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