Vietnam welcomed 8,678 tourists from Poland in January, accounting for 0.4 percent of total international arrivals, according to Vietnam’s General Department of Tourism. This marks a 20.6 percent increase from December and a 29.3 percent rise year-on-year.

Tourism between Poland and Vietnam has been gradually increasing, driven by expanding bilateral ties, cultural exchanges, and growing interest in exploring each other’s rich histories and diverse landscapes. As both countries continue to strengthen diplomatic and economic relations, tourism has become an important area of connection.

For Polish tourists, Vietnam offers a wide variety of attractions, including vibrant cities like Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, the natural beauty of Ha Long Bay and the Mekong Delta, and cultural heritage sites such as the ancient town of Hoi An and the Imperial City of Hue. Vietnam’s affordability, vibrant cuisine, and historical landmarks make it an appealing destination for Polish travelers. Additionally, the country’s increasing air connectivity, including direct flight routes from Warsaw to Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi, has made travel to Vietnam more convenient.

On the other hand, Vietnam is also an increasingly popular destination for Vietnamese tourists. Poland’s unique historical sites, such as the medieval Old Town of Warsaw, the cultural richness of Kraków, and the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum, attract a growing number of Vietnamese travelers. Poland’s vibrant cities, world-class museums, and scenic landscapes, including the Tatra Mountains and Baltic Sea coastline, offer a unique experience for those seeking cultural exploration, adventure, and relaxation.

The growing tourism exchange between Poland and Vietnam is supported by various government initiatives to enhance bilateral cooperation, improve transportation links, and promote cultural exchanges. With increasing numbers of travelers and deeper engagement between both countries, tourism between Poland and Vietnam is expected to continue growing, fostering closer ties and creating new opportunities for mutual exploration.