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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…

Year-to-date, Asian arrivals totalled 12,614,542, reflecting a 43.3 percent year-on-year increase. Among the top contributors, China led with 339,399 arrivals in November, up 11.11 percent…

Vietnam welcomed 1,711,512 international tourists in November, representing a month-on-month increase of 291,679 visitors or 20.54 percent, according to Vietnam’s General Department of Tourism. Year-to-date, the country has recorded 15,836,661 arrivals, marking a year-on-year increase of 38.8 percent. Asian visitors dominated the figures, contributing 1,357,769 arrivals in November, up by

Year-to-date, retail sales in this sector amounted to VND 44.01 trillion, or US$2 billion. While the overall performance remains steady, the October drop highlights challenges in maintaining growth momentum in travel and tourism services.

In September, sales in this sector were VND 62.45 trillion, equivalent to US$2.46 billion. By October, the figure had declined to VND 59.87 trillion, or US$2.36 billion, marking a month-on-month drop of 4.13 percent.

Despite the fluctuations, the accommodation and food services sector continues to attract interest, driven by Vietnam’s expanding tourism industry and growing demand for hospitality services. It’s expected that FDI levels will continue to grow, as Vietnam’s hospitality sector remains a key component of its economic and tourism growth trajectory.