2026-08-15 00:29
In the wake of the pandemic, the travel landscape in Vietnam is experiencing a transformative shift. With ongoing global uncertainties, many Vietnamese tourists are choosing to explore closer destinations rather than venturing abroad. This trend is significantly visible as the second quarter of 2023 approaches, highlighting a growing preference for domestic tourism across Vietnam.
Regions such as Jakarta, Bali, and Surabaya in Indonesia are particularly appealing, offering rich cultural experiences and beautiful landscapes. The ASEAN region’s accessibility has made it easier than ever for Vietnamese travelers to enjoy these nearby locations while ensuring safety and comfort.
Traveling locally allows tourists to rekindle their love for Vietnam’s natural beauty and cultural heritage. Since mid-2020, there has been a notable increase in domestic tourism, with families and groups exploring Vietnam's picturesque coastlines, national parks, and historical sites. Recent reports indicate a rise in bookings for weekend getaways, with many choosing to discover hidden gems within their own country.
Several factors influence Vietnamese travelers' preferences for closer destinations:
As the Vietnamese tourism market evolves, several emerging trends are shaping the industry:
The trend of preferring nearby destinations reflects a broader change in the travel mindset of Vietnamese tourists. As the nation continues to navigate the lingering effects of the pandemic, the focus on local travel not only supports the economy but also offers unique opportunities to explore the rich culture and beauty right at home. As 2023 unfolds, expect to see Vietnamese travelers taking advantage of a wealth of options available in their own backyard.

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