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Hotel bookings for Binh Ngo Lunar New Year are estimated to rise 53% year-on-year

HNN.VN - According to the information announced on the afternoon of February 14 by the Department of Tourism, the number of hotel bookings for the 9-day Binh Ngo Lunar New Year holiday is projected to increase by 53% year-on-year.

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 Tourists checking in the spring flower garden when travelling to Hue

Specifically, hotel bookings for the 9-day Lunar New Year holiday (February 14-22, 2026, corresponding to the 27th day of the 12th lunar December through the 6th day of the Lunar January of the year of Binh Ngo) are estimated at around 110,000 arrivals, up 53% from 2025. Average occupancy is projected at 78%, with tourism revenue estimated at VND 1.05 trillion.

During the 9-day Lunar New Year holiday, occupancy is projected to reach the peak on the third day of Tet (February 19, 2026) at 99%, followed by the fourth day (February 20) at 96%; and the second day (February 18) at 93%. Occupancy on the remaining days is expected to range from 61% to 83%.

To ensure services for tourists during the Tet holiday, the Department of Tourism has issued directives to local tourism businesses to implement multiple measures, including organizing Lunar New Year activities that are festive, healthy, safe and economical; strictly enforcing security and safety measures for visitors; strengthening fire prevention and control as well as winter-spring disease prevention; preventing social ills such as drug use, prostitution and gambling at facilities; ensuring adequate staffing, infrastructure, food supplies and essential conditions to serve tourists; and maintaining food safety and hygiene standards.

In addition, businesses must strictly comply with regulations on price registration and listing, sell at posted prices, and refrain from arbitrary price hikes, overcharging, or soliciting tourists in ways that cause inconvenience for customers…

By Huu Phuc
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