Research into a Steam Train Service Linking Hue and Danang

Research into a Steam Train Service Linking Hue and Danang

The steam train service is intended to offer visitors novel and unique experiences along the route connecting the two cities, with a focus on the scenic Hai Van Pass.
Welcoming the first cruise ship of 2025 to Chan May Port

The cruise ship named Anthem of the Seas, operated by Royal Caribbean, bringing 4,455 tourists of various nationalities, including British, Australian, and American landed at the port at 7:00 am and departed at 8:00 pm on the same day.

Welcoming the first cruise ship of 2025 to Chan May Port
Hue City aims to attract 4.8 - 5 million tourists in 2025

In 2025, Hue plans to build on its success by focusing on the organization of National Tourism Year 2025. The city aims to attract 4.8 - 5 million visitors, with international tourists making up 38 - 40% of the total.

Hue City aims to attract 4 8 - 5 million tourists in 2025
Culinary city

In recent years, Hue's tourism - particularly its cuisine - has gained widespread fame on international forums, rankings, and recognition by prestigious organizations.

Culinary city
Building a heritage profile for Bun Hue

Culinary heritage is an important key when approaching clan communities’ cultures, especially related to universal noodle-making methods...

Building a heritage profile for Bun Hue
Hue in top 50 world’s most worth-experienced culinary cities

The experts of TasteAtlas suggested that those in love with cuisine should give a try to Bun bo Hue (Hue beef noodles), spring rolls, beo cakes, etc., together with the list of delicious and affordable restaurants they’ve tried in Hue.

Hue in top 50 world’s most worth-experienced culinary cities
Launching tourism tours in At Ty Tet holiday

The nine-day At Ty Lunar New Year holiday provides an excellent opportunity for tourists to plan trips. 2025 Tet tours focus on experiences, including specialized products for both domestic and international tourism.

Launching tourism tours in At Ty Tet holiday
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