Vietnam Blends Ancient Culture and Eco-Luxury to Lead Asia's Travel Scene
Vietnam’s energy is hard to miss. Visitors explore the intensely busy streets of Ha Noi or take in the sunsets over Ha Long Bay. There’s a lot more of Vietnam’s charm beyond the tourist spots, but previously, the country’s real magic was often sacrificed, in their attempt to attract the most tourists by racing to fill the country’s transportation stations and getting tourists to their destinations in the quickest (often most crammed and time efficient) way. This is no longer the case. With the future in their sights, while the rest of the world focuses on packing travel and moving quickly, Vietnam is focused on slow travel and tourism. They are keeping travelers on site, offering travelers more opportunities to build their travel memories and creating extensive travel souvenirs to share on their return. Travelers enjoy the experiences they have, and this new travel policy helps travelers create and sustain those.
