Services & Trade

Year-to-date, Australian arrivals reached 439,734, reflecting a strong 32.5 percent growth compared to the same period last year. Australia remains one of Vietnam’s key long-haul tourism markets, showing consistent growth post-pandemic.

Year-to-date, arrivals from New Zealand reached 43,685, marking a 27.6 percent increase compared to the same period last year. Despite the slight monthly drop, New Zealand remains an important market for Vietnam within the Oceania region.

Year-to-date, Singaporean arrivals reached 440,895, reflecting modest year-on-year growth of 3.5 percent. The sharp rise in November highlights a strong rebound in regional travel and growing interest in Vietnam as a prime destination for Singaporean travellers.

Year-to-date, Dutch arrivals reached 71,743, reflecting an 18.7 percent growth compared to the same period last year. The Netherlands remains a key market for Vietnam within Western Europe, contributing steadily to its international tourism recovery.

Year-to-date, Japanese arrivals reached 445,642, reflecting a 33.5 percent growth compared to the same period last year. Japan remains one of Vietnam’s most significant tourism markets in Asia, contributing steadily to the sector’s recovery.

Year-to-date, Polish arrivals reached 43,961, though this marks a sharp decline compared to last year, reflected by a year-on-year growth rate of -100 percent. Despite the annual drop, the substantial growth in November highlights a resurgence of interest from Polish travellers.

Year-to-date, US tourist arrivals reached 706,000, marking a 16.5 percent growth compared to the same period last year. The United States continues to be one of Vietnam’s key long-haul tourism markets, reflecting the increasing interest of American travellers in Vietnam’s cultural and natural attractions.

Year-to-date, Italian arrivals reached 80,692, reflecting a robust 79.2 percent growth compared to the same period last year. Italy remains a growing market for Vietnam’s tourism sector, showcasing the rising appeal of the country among European travellers.

Year-to-date, Indian arrivals reached 655,922, reflecting a 21.4 percent growth compared to the same period last year. India continues to emerge as an important source market for Vietnam’s tourism sector, with numbers steadily increasing over the past year.

Year-to-date, Chinese tourist arrivals reached 3,350,265, reflecting a 68 percent growth compared to the same period last year. This positions China as one of Vietnam’s top tourism markets, contributing significantly to the recovery of the sector.

Year-to-date, Korean arrivals reached 4,133,872, representing a 26 percent year-on-year growth. This reaffirms Korea’s position as one of Vietnam’s most significant tourism markets.

Year-to-date, African arrivals reached 47,015, reflecting a significant 33.7 percent growth compared to the same period last year. The growth highlights Vietnam’s growing appeal to travellers from the African continent, supported by increasing connectivity and targeted tourism promotion.

Australia led the way with 44,039 arrivals in November, up by 9.03 percent from October, while New Zealand contributed 4,162 tourists, marking a slight decline of 8.22 percent. Other Oceania countries added 140 visitors, an increase of 35.92 percent.

Year-to-date (YTD), the sector has attracted a total of 36 new projects with US$101 million in newly registered capital, reflecting strong growth in this area.

Year-to-date, European arrivals totalled 1,782,578, representing a 23.6 percent growth compared to the same period last year. Among key contributors, France led with 33,027 visitors in November, a 44.16 percent increase from October.

Year-to-date, tourist arrivals from the Americas reached 907,902, reflecting a 19.6 percent growth compared to the same period last year. The United States led the region with 69,237 arrivals in November, an 18.92 percent increase from October…