Monday, December 23, 2024 Vietnam has set an ambitious target for the coming year, aiming to welcome up to 23 million international tourists. This projected number is 28 percent higher than the forecast for 2024, signaling the country’s strong commitment to expanding its tourism industry. At the same time, tourism is expected to play a pivotal role in contributing up to 8 percent of Vietnam’s total Gross Domestic Product (GDP), further emphasizing its growing importance as a key sector in the national economy.
Growth in Tourism’s Contribution to GDP During a conference on December 19, Pham Van Thuy, the Deputy Director of the Vietnam National Administration of Tourism, highlighted how tourism has become a driving force behind the country’s economic development. He explained that the industry has already made significant contributions to GDP growth, generated numerous jobs, and improved the overall quality of life for people across Vietnam. This expansion in the tourism sector is not just seen as a boost for the economy, but also as a critical factor in enhancing infrastructure and social conditions for locals.
Vietnam’s tourism industry has been growing rapidly, and the country is positioning itself as one of Asia’s most attractive tourist destinations. The national government’s plans reflect this strategic push to integrate tourism even further into the national economy. Looking to the Future: 2025 and Beyond Vietnam has set its sights on fully recovering to pr.
