According to data from the An Giang Department of Tourism, in the first 11 months of the year, the province welcomed over 22.7 million visitors, a 24% increase compared to the same period and exceeding the annual plan by 8%. Specifically, Phu Quoc special zone received about 7.6 million visitors, a 35% increase compared to the same period and exceeding the annual target by nearly 5%.
Regarding international visitors specifically, in November, Phu Quoc welcomed over 242,000 visitors, 3 times higher than the same period in 2024. Accumulated over 11 months, nearly 1.59 million international visitors arrived at the Jade Island, an increase of 1.8 times compared to the same period last year and reaching 135% of the annual plan.
Phu Quoc 'explodes' with 22.7 million tourist arrivals.
Total tourism revenue is estimated at nearly 39,000 billion VND, double that of the previous year. According to the assessment of the National Tourism Administration, tourism has become an important bright spot in the economy of An Giang province.
Previously, when visiting Phu Quoc, tourists often participated in simple activities such as swimming, strolling through Duong Dong night market, visiting Dinh Cau, pagodas, or taking a three-island tour. However, Phu Quoc has now donned a completely new look with a series of rich experiences lasting from morning to night.
Especially in the South Island, tourists can freely explore Mediterranean architectural works, watch international-class shows like Ban giao huong dai duong (Symphony of the Sea) or Nu hon bien ca (Kiss of the Sea), experience the world's longest three-rope cable car or visit Sun World Hon Thom. All these experiences not only meet the needs of relaxation but also create a rich journey, helping tourists fully feel the dynamic and modern pace of life in Phu Quoc.
From November 1st, airline Sun PhuQuoc Airways operates flights to Phu Quoc, making travel more convenient. It is known that, from its establishment, Sun PhuQuoc Airways has chosen to develop its flight network according to the 'hub-and-spoke' model, taking Phu Quoc as the center to connect directly with major cities domestically and internationally.
From November 1st, airline Sun PhuQuoc Airways operates flights to Phu Quoc.
On October 15th, online travel company Expedia released the report "Unpack '26 - The Trends in Travel", forecasting global travel trends for the coming year. In the "Destination of the Year" category, Vietnam's Phu Quoc was ranked 4th as destination searches increased by 53% year-on-year.
