Key highlights of Vietnam's visa policy for foreigner
Foreign tourists visiting Vietnam will be subject to a new visa policy beginning on August 15, 2023, with notable changes including the issuance of 90-day e-visas and an increase in the temporary stay period for people entering the country under unilateral visa exemption to 45 days
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Leading global tourism enterprises have remarked that Phu Quoc has "yet to receive the recognition it deserves," despite its impressive and unexpected growth rate.
In alignment with the government-approved development plan, Phu Quoc has made remarkable strides toward becoming a coastal urban hub and a center for high-quality tourism and resort services. Beyond the unwavering commitment of the city administration, the island has a distinct advantage: the ability to attract visionary and capable investors who have propelled its growth.
With its comprehensive ecosystem of tourism offerings, Phu Quoc has been chosen by the prestigious luxury brand Rixos to launch the “luxury all-inclusive” concept, marking its first destination in Southeast Asia. This opportunity positions Pearl Island as a promising magnet for high-end travelers in the future.
Over 70 representatives from leading global airlines, travel agencies, and online travel platforms gathered in Phu Quoc for the famtrip program “Journey to Your True Paradise.” This significant event highlighted Phu Quoc’s potential, with participants unanimously recognizing the island as a “Hawaii of the East.”