World Tourism Day 2025 highlights tourism’s transformative potential as an agent of positive change. Realizing this potential, however, demands more than growth alone. It requires good governance, strategic planning, robust monitoring and clear priority setting that align with long-term sustainability goals. Tourism is more than an economic sector, it is a catalyst for social progress, delivering education, employment and creating new opportunities for all. To unlock these benefits, a deliberate and inclusive approach is essential, one that places sustainability, resilience and social equity at the core of tourism development and decision-making.  

(TITC) - Within the framework of the Vietnam Tourism - Culture Promotion Festival in Kanagawa, the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism of Vietnam organized a special program to introduce the beauty of Vietnamese tourism at Kanagawa City Hall (Japan).

(TITC) - On 13 September 2025, the Vietnam Tourism - Culture Promotion Festival officially opened at Zoo-no-hana Park in Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan.

International tourist arrivals grew 5% in the first six months of 2025 compared to the same period of 2024. This is about 4% above pre-pandemic levels.

(TITC) - On 5 September (local time), the Vietnam National Authority of Tourism, in collaboration with the Vietnam Tourism Development Fund and related units, organized Vietnam Tourism Roadshow in Bengaluru, India.