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Two world heritage cities - York (the UK) and Kyoto (Japan) - have been implementing Net Zero tourism models that Hue can refer and adapt to its local context.

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%.

Efforts to attract international tourists via direct air routes to and from Phu Bai International Airport have long been on the agenda, yet significant obstacles remain.

The city aims to welcome a total of approximately 7 - 7.5 million visitors in 2026, including 2.3 - 2.5 million international visitors, an increase of nearly 20% compared to 2025.

On the evening of January 30, Hue City Tourism Association held a meeting and launched the implementation of its work plan in 2026.

On January 29 and 31, the tourism sector of Hue and Quang Tri organized a program to introduce their local tourism and promote the opening of direct air routes in Seoul (Jan 29) and Busan (Jan 31), the Republic of Korea (RoK).

Hue tourism sector is repositioning its market in a manner aligned with the heritage urban model, focusing on developing green tourism, sustainable tourism, and targeting visitor segments with high potential.

This year, HOTLIST 2025 expands into new areas of the tourism industry, featuring 7 categories: Hospitality (accommodation and hotel services); Aviation; Travel Design & Experiences; Destination...

Hue has consistently identified tourism as a key economic pillar, investing in its development and crafting strategies to elevate the sector so that it can make a commensurate contribution to the city’s overall growth.

According to the plan, the night street along the Nhu Y River will be organized as an open, multi-layered experiential space, serving both residents and meeting the sightseeing and recreational needs of visitors.

Following its technical operation phase, Vietravel Group organized the Grand Opening of Hué Plaza on the morning of January 11. This event marks the point at which the project is fully completed and officially operational.

In 2026, with expectations of sustaining growth momentum and effectively exploiting advantages in heritage, culture, and urban tourism infrastructure, Hue’s tourism sector aims to welcome around 7-7.5 million visitors.

Thirteen years after Hue first hosted the National Tourism Year, the event returned to the city for the second time in 2025, opening a gateway to new opportunities.

During the 2026 New Year holiday, Hue was estimated to welcome around 85,000 visitors, representing an increase of 25% compared to the same period last year.

Hue will offer reduced entrance fees to senior citizens and poor households; students from universities, colleges, and vocational institutions within the city...