Recent data highlights that Vietnam is a top New Year’s Eve destination for travelers from South Korea, Japan, Thailand, Taiwan (China), and the United States. Among these, Ho Chi Minh City stands out as the most sought-after location, thanks to its spectacular fireworks displays along the Saigon River on New Year’s Eve.
Following closely is Phu Quoc, Vietnam’s largest island, nestled off the southern coast in Kien Giang province. Completing the Top 5 inbound destinations are Da Nang, Hanoi, and Nha Trang, each offering unique celebrations to ring in the New Year.
Agoda’s insights also shed light on Vietnamese travelers’ preferences for New Year’s Eve. Domestically, Ho Chi Minh City leads the pack, followed by the charming highlands of Da Lat, the coastal retreat of Vung Tau, the historic capital Hanoi, and the beachside haven of Nha Trang.
Internationally, Vietnamese travelers are drawn to vibrant cities like Bangkok, Taipei (Taiwan), Tokyo, Singapore, and Hong Kong (China), which make up the Top 5 overseas destinations for the holiday.
These findings are based on Agoda’s analysis of search data from November 1 to 27, focusing on bookings for December 31. Agoda, a leading digital travel platform, offers access to over 4.5 million hotels and vacation properties worldwide, along with flights, activities, and more. Available in 39 languages, Agoda simplifies travel planning for globetrotters everywhere.
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