Bright future for Vietnam’s luxury tourism
In recent months, Vietnam has emerged as a coveted destination for billionaires seeking unique experiences and luxurious retreats. This has attracted numerous ultra-wealthy couples, particularly from India, who are choosing Vietnam’s exclusive beach resorts for their weddings.
The endorsement of political figures, celebrities and the elite have further enhanced Vietnam international image as a premium tourist destination, proving the country’s capability to meet the demands of discerning travelers.
According to the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, the last three months of the year are peak seasons for welcoming international visitors. Therefore, this is a golden opportunity for Vietnam to assess, and forecast strategies for attracting high-end tourists.
The challenge lies in encouraging visitors to prolong their stays, and increase their spending, while exploring Vietnam, the ministry noted.
As the demand for personalized and exclusive travel experiences rises, experts suggest that, luxury travelers are increasingly inclined towards high-end options, and are prepared to pay a premium for quality products and services./.
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