Viet Nam National Authority of Tourism partners with VFS Global for destination promotion
Get the latest creative news from FooBar about art, design and business. The Viet Nam National Authority of Tourism (VNAT) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with VFS Global, the global leader in trusted technology services, empowering secure mobility for governments and citizens, to…
Get the latest creative news from FooBar about art, design and business. The Viet Nam National Authority of Tourism (VNAT) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with VFS Global, the global leader in trusted technology services, empowering secure mobility for governments and citizens.
The partnership aims to enhance awareness of Viet Nam’s tourism offerings and support the country’s inbound tourism growth objectives through coordinated promotional activities. Under the agreement, Viet Nam’s tourism destinations, experiences and travel opportunities will be showcased through VFS Global’s extensive customer touchpoints, including.
What Happened
The collaboration will also include destination presentation programmes, participation in international tourism fairs, business networking initiatives, and engagement with tourism industry stakeholders, travel trade partners and strategic customers. As part of its expanding tourism services portfolio, VFS Global has established strong regional.
Viet Nam projects international tourist arrivals to grow by 15-18% annually, targeting 45-50 million visitors by 2030.
In 2025, the tourism industry achieved encouraging and remarkable results.
For the first time, Viet Nam welcomed more than 21 million international visitors.
Key Details
In 2026, Viet Nam aims to welcome 25-27 million international visitors.
India a high-potential source market for Vietnam with strong growth momentum – 0.75 million travellers in 2025; 0.49 million in first six months of 2026.
Backed by 16 years of experience in tourism representation and promotion, VFS Global’s Tourism Services unit has supported more than 27 destinations worldwide through market development, destination marketing, trade engagement and tourism promotion initiatives.
What Reports Say
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Continued reporting by TravelBiz Monitor as more details emerge