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Vietnam Is A Destination For People Who Like Slow Pace Of Life ???? Vietnam is not only beautiful in Vietnamese's eyes but also in tourists around the world. Vietnam at a glance makes people feel love this country for the first time to see and meet, to know about cuisine, destinations and culture here. You can also fall in love with the slow pace of life in Vietnam too. Vietnam is a place where visitors not only have the usual sightseeing tours, but also find plenty of time to rest and take care of their health. The Sydney Morning Herald, Australia's oldest daily newspaper, suggests 12 destinations for travelers who like slow travel. One of those places is Vietnam - a country where tourists can both travel and combine rest and health care. Guests are advised to take part in yoga, cycling, hiking, wellness, rejuvenation and detox treatments at the spa. Guests should also attend a local cooking class, making dishes with organic ingredients. After all, there are fun and exciting moments on the beaches of Phu Quoc - a famous tourist island in Vietnam or a cruise on Lan Ha Bay, an alternative to the familiar Ha Long Bay. Other experiences that are also mentioned in the world include: going to Europe to join a river cruise and explore small villages, learn about culture and slow life in Hawaii, New Zealand or go to Famous pilgrimage sites such as the road of Santiago de Compostela in Spain. Tourists ride bicycles in the ancient town of Hoi An on the occasion of the Lunar New Year. This is a form of participants who do not follow the available schedules. Modern life makes people want to find ways to slow down. More than 10 years ago, slow travel was a movement. But now that sustainability is at the forefront of experiences, slow travel is more of a necessity than a fad. The slow travel gives us time to better understand the destination, connect with the people and contribute more to the local economy. Especially after the world faces the pandemic, climate change, tourist destinations are increasingly overloaded, slow travel is more and more suitable. "More and more travelers are wondering what they want from a vacation and what this earth has to offer from that vacation. The answer will be: don't rush, slow down, reflect more. If go slow, we will find ourselves less disturbed, as well as less faced with the hardships of travel," said Brian Johnson, a British travel expert.

?????????????????? ?????????????? ???? ?? ????????????: ?????? ?????????? ?????? ?????? ????????-?????????????????? ????????????????. Vietnam, a country known for its breathtaking landscapes, rich history, and vibrant culture, is a destination that often tops the bucket lists of travelers around the world. However, many potential visitors share a common concern: the cost of travel. The good news is that experiencing the wonders of Vietnam doesn't have to break the bank. This guide provides practical tips for exploring Vietnam affordably, ensuring a memorable journey without financial strain. ???????????? ?????????? Starting your adventure begins with getting there affordably. Utilizing comparison sites and being flexible with travel dates can lead to significant savings. Budget airlines like VietJet Air, Air Asia, and Bamboo Airways frequently offer competitive prices without compromising service quality. ?????????? ?????? ?????? ???????????????? Once in Vietnam, take advantage of the extensive train and bus networks that connect the country's many fascinating destinations. ???????????????? ???????????????? Vietnam's street food scene is legendary, offering delicious and budget-friendly meals. From the famous Ph? to the savory Bánh Mì, the flavors of Vietnam are both accessible and affordable. ?????????????????????????? ?????????????? Accommodations need not be expensive to be comfortable. Hostels and homestays provide basic amenities and opportunities to connect with fellow travelers and locals. These options are not only more affordable but also enrich the travel experience with cultural exchange. ???????????????????? ?????? ???????????????????? Vietnam is filled with budget-friendly activities. Visiting temples, exploring markets, and enjoying the natural beauty of parks and beaches are just a few cost-effective ways to enjoy the country. ?????????????? ?????? ?????????? To avoid extra fees, pack light and utilize local laundry services. When selecting tours, look for packages that include transportation, lodging, and activities. ?????????????????? ???????? ???????????? Consider embracing the concept of slow travel. By spending more time in one location, you can immerse yourself in the local culture and discover the hidden gems that make Vietnam unique. With these tips, travelers can confidently plan their Vietnamese adventure, knowing that it's possible to fully experience the country's offerings without overspending. Ready to embark on an unforgettable adventure with Visit Vietnam Tours? Book your journey now and discover the beauty of Vietnam affordably. ______ Visit Vietnam Tours - Your Friend In Vietnam ??(+84) 981 489 148 ??JVPE Building, Quang Trung Software Complex, District 12, HCMC, Vietnam #VisitVietnamTours #SunflowerDigitalTravel #TraveltoVietnam #indiantravelblogger #visitvietnam #vietnam #traveler #sunflowerdigitaltravel #VietnamAdventures #TravelInspiration #ExploreVietnam #HiddenGems

Rethinking Peak Season Travel! When it comes to travel, peak season often seems like the go-to choice for many. But what if I told you that peak season doesn't necessarily mean it's the best time to visit a destination? In reality, peak season simply signifies the busiest time to travel, driven by factors such as school holidays, festivals, and favorable weather conditions. So, why not break away from the crowds and explore destinations during their off-peak periods? There are plenty of destinations around the globe that shine even brighter outside of their peak travel times. While the weather may require some adapting to, it's more than worth it to have unbeatable prices and a more authentic experience. Here are three spots worth considering for your next off-peak adventure: ???? Tulum, Mexico: Escape the crowds and bask in the serene beauty of Tulum during the off-peak season late October - November or May - June offers a nice weather conditions and fewer crowds. With its stunning beaches, ancient ruins, and vibrant culture, Tulum offers a tranquil retreat away from the crowds that come during peak travel. ???? Lisbon, Portugal: Embrace the charm of Lisbon during its quieter months, typically from November to March, and discover why it's known as Europe's hidden gem. During these months, the weather is mild and pleasant, with fewer tourists crowding the historic neighborhoods and attractions. Indulge in delicious cuisine, from fresh seafood to traditional pastries, and soak in breathtaking views of the cityscape and Tagus River without the crowds that flock during peak season. ?? Ubud, Bali, Indonesia: Experience the magic of Ubud without the crowds by visiting during the off-peak season, which spans from the end of rainy season in April to June and September to October. During these months, Bali enjoys warm and sunny weather with lower humidity levels, making it perfect for exploring the lush greenery, ancient temples, and vibrant arts scene of this cultural hub. Enjoy lower prices on accommodations and activities while immersing yourself in the peaceful atmosphere of Ubud away from the tourist crowds. Don't let peak season dictate your travel plans! ????

#Overtourism in Bali has been widely reported in the news - traffic jams, misbehaving tourists, trash left at nature sites, and the list goes on. But what does it really look like in the numbers? From Jan-Jul 2024, #Bali's Ngurah Rai Airport received 3.5 mn foreign tourists. This was just 2.4% (or 83k) more foreign tourists relative to Jan-Jul 2019. Due to an overbuilding of accommodations, hotel occupancy rates have just recovered to pre-pandemic averages of just under 70% as well. We recently also saw news reports of a halting of new hotel and villa development in some parts of Bali to combat overdevelopment. There are clearly challenges to overcome in a new environment of one season tourism and, more importantly, an overconcentration of tourism (mostly in Seminyak and Kuta, increasingly Canggu) in certain areas making it unpleasant for residents. Whether it is funded through the newly introduced tourist taxes or through increased allocation from the fiscal budgets, devising ways to spread the crowd out is key. Traffic congestion is a big problem. This implies infrastructure bottlenecks constraining the flow of tourists from the areas nearer to the airport to other parts of the island. Ensuring smoother traffic flow and shorter travel times from the airport to parts of the island further from the airport should encourage a spreading out of the tourist footprint. Of course, this also entails more tourism development and marketing in said other parts of Bali. It strikes me that bigger and better roads and improved traffic regulation may be the answer especially during peak hours. Longer term, spreading the crowd to other parts of the Indonesian archipelago is key to sustainable growth for the #tourism industry. (is the tagged article also forcing a silver lining here?)

Cheapest Asian Countries to Visit on a Budget We all want adventure in the great wide somewhere, but sometimes our bank accounts don't coordinate. Luckily, a lack of funds doesn't mean we have to give up travel, just that we have to forget the idea of luxury resorts and yachts.? Asia is known for being a perfect affordable travel destination, providing amazing experiences, rich history and great food for a very reasonable price. Vietnam and Thailand come to mind first, but there are several other low-cost countries you can venture around for less than $100 a day.? These are the cheapest Asian countries to visit on a budget. Here's My Two Best Favorite Counties is Philippines and Cambodia (Tie) Philippines Average daily cost:?$56 With more than 7,000 islands (2,000 of which are inhabited), no one ever really gets to see the entire Philippines. But you can definitely enjoy parts of it without breaking the bank. Use Manila to fly in and out of the country, as flights will be cheaper, but don't stay too long here. Leave the dizzying capital behind in favor of some of the absolute best and?most beautiful beaches in Asia?(and the world). El Nido, in Palawan, has become a favored place to visit after Boracay temporarily shut down due to overtourism. You won't find the quiet secluded island you would've seen a decade ago, but if you choose your location right, you'll still get plenty of time to enjoy nature without pollution and crowds.? Beer, food and accommodations are so cheap that many people stay an entire month. And then they simply leave because that's the limit for visa-less travel. Cambodia (Tie) Average daily cost:?$50 Most people go to Cambodia to see Angkor Wat and then leave without a second thought. And don't get us wrong, the largest religious complex on Earth is one of the most awe-inspiring places you will ever see. It's also affordable for pretty much any traveler, especially since everything else is so economical. But after crossing that off your bucket list, make plans to head back to the country and visit its less-explored (and even more affordable) areas. Many travelers rent a motorbike for the entirety of their stay and explore freely, but hiring a tuk-tuk driver is also doable. Plus, if you ask, they can take you to the places where locals eat. Based on our personal experience, these are more than 10 times cheaper than the touristy eateries.?

The Ultimate Vacation: Vietnam’s Top Two Destinations for Korean Tourists The idyllic island of Phu Quoc, renowned for its pristine pearl farms, and the vibrant coastal city of Nha Trang have emerged as top international destinations for Korean travelers, according to a recent survey by Rankify Korea released on July 15. Charming Korean travelers donning the elegant Vietnamese ao dai and conical hat, symbols of the country’s rich cultural heritage. The survey revealed that Phu Quoc holds a particular appeal for Korean female tourists, with a remarkable 67% of women choosing it as their preferred vacation spot. This insight was derived from an analysis of gender and age-based preferences for various locations. On the other hand, Nha Trang, with its stunning coastline and vibrant atmosphere, attracts a more balanced demographic. The survey showed that 64% of women and 36% of men favored this destination. Interestingly, tourists aged 30-39 years old displayed an equal fondness for both Phu Quoc and Nha Trang, highlighting the diverse appeal of these Vietnamese gems. This data-driven insight is based on a comprehensive analysis of big data, specifically evaluating the search volume on Google Trend Index and Naver during the first week of July and comparing it to the last week of June. By employing such advanced analytical tools, the survey offers a nuanced understanding of Korean travelers’ preferences. In the aforementioned analysis, Phu Quoc Island, located in Vietnam’s southern province of Kien Giang, emerged as the top destination with an impressive 12,855 points, reflecting a significant increase of 2,962 points from the last week of June. Nha Trang followed closely behind, securing second place with 10,157 points, while Tokyo, Japan, ranked third with 3,796 points. Phu Quoc Island, nestled in southern Vietnam, captivates visitors with its breathtaking coastal scenery and idyllic atmosphere. Additionally, Hanoi, the charming capital of Vietnam, also secured a spot among the top 15 cities favored by Korean tourists. It ranked alongside renowned destinations such as Barcelona, Spain, and Tokyo, Japan, further emphasizing the appeal of Vietnamese culture and hospitality. Supporting this trend, a travel analysis by Kyowon Tour Travel Easy for Q3 2024 revealed that Vietnam has surpassed Japan as the leading foreign destination for Korean tourists. Vietnam achieved a remarkable 13.7% booking rate, outpacing Japan’s 13.2%. This shift underscores the growing allure of Vietnam’s diverse landscapes and cultural offerings. The analysis also highlighted that during the peak summer travel season in 2024, particularly over the Chuseok (Mid-Autumn) holiday, short-haul destinations dominated the preferences, accounting for 80% of all bookings. Chuseok, the biggest holiday in the Korean calendar, falls between September 14 and 22 this year, and many Koreans are expected to take advantage of this extended break to ...

Top Domestic Destinations for Tourists Revealed: “Little Paris” Ranks Among the Top 3 for Three Consecutive Years In 2023, Vietnam welcomed more than 108 million domestic visitors, indicating a 5.8% growth, along with 12.6 million international visitors, which is 3.4 times higher than the number recorded in 2022. For 2024, the target for international arrivals is to reach 17-18 million, with 110 million domestic arrivals, marking a return to pre-pandemic levels. According to C?c C?c search engine data, there has been a noticeable surge in domestic flight searches during the Lunar New Year (January-February) and summer (May-August). The demand for international flights, on the other hand, peaks in early (February-March) and late (October-November) year. Domestic tourism remains popular Based on the survey results, over 50% of respondents travel at least once a year. However, the data for 2024 suggests that Vietnamese people are becoming more frequent travelers, with the percentage of those traveling three or more times a year reaching 22.4%, the highest it has been in the past three years. The survey also found that Vietnamese are becoming more organized in their vacation planning. Over 60% of respondents for 2024 indicated having a clear plan for their travel dates compared to only 44% in 2022. Specifically, for domestic travel, nearly half of the respondents stated they plan their trips less than a week in advance. In contrast, 25% said they need more than two months to prepare for overseas travel. Although domestic tourism is still the preferred choice, there has been a significant increase in interest in international destinations compared to previous years, climbing from 14.1% to 21.5%. As per C?c C?c user data, Da Nang, Da Lat, and Hanoi are the top three domestic destinations. Da Lat, known as the “little Paris”, has remained in the top three for three consecutive years. Meanwhile, Hanoi has jumped up the ranks, moving from seventh place in previous years to a more prominent position this year. Internationally, South Korea, Japan, and the US are the most sought-after destinations, with a particular focus on Asian destinations. Regarding Destinations: The two primary trends that attract the most interest are destinations with established services followed by exploring natural landscapes, with roughly equal percentages. Beach vacations have consistently ranked as the top choice for three consecutive years, with nearly 40% of respondents preferring them. Regarding Types: Sightseeing, exploring, and nature-based tourism are the most popular choices, accounting for ~50% of preferences. Regarding Selection Criteria: Safety is the most important consideration for travelers, followed by weather and climate. Over 40% of women consider reviews and feedback from previous visitors, while only 23% of men give this factor much weight. The younger demographic (under 25) also places a higher value on this criterion. Regarding ...

?? Summer Travel Trends 2024 ?? As the days grow longer and temperatures rise, travelers are gearing up for summer adventures both near and far. Here's a roundup of the top trends shaping travel for the upcoming season: ?? European Destinations Dominate: According to Natural World Safaris, Naples, Italy, Ibiza, and Edinburgh, Scotland, are the top-searched destinations by U.S. travelers, signaling a growing interest in European getaways. ?? Higher Costs for Summer Trips: Squaremouth.com reports that travelers are spending an average of $10,000 on summer trips, a 7% increase over last year. Rising costs are attributed to inflated prices across the travel industry and higher inflation rates. ?? Memorial Day Escapes: Booking.com reveals that American travelers are eyeing beach destinations for Memorial Day, with Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, topping the list. Internationally, Paris, Rome, and Tokyo are among the most-searched destinations for the holiday. ?? Top International Flights: Justfly.com notes that Manila, Philippines, Lagos, Nigeria, and Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, are the top-booked international flights for summer travel, indicating a diverse range of destinations. ?? "Quiet Life" Travel: Pinterest's Summer 2024 Travel Report highlights a growing interest in serene and nature-focused getaways. Okinawa, Japan, and the English countryside are among the trending destinations for those seeking a tranquil escape. ?? Road Trip Revival: Gen Z travelers are embracing road trips for their affordability and spontaneity, with Pinterest users searching for road trip essentials and nature-focused adventures. Jasper, Canada, tops the list for this adventurous group. ?? Europe Beckons: Allianz Partners reports a 34% increase in Americans traveling to Europe compared to last year, with London, Paris, and Dublin being the top destinations. Nice, France, makes its debut on the list, signaling growing interest in the French Riviera. Stay tuned for more updates as new trends emerge! ?? #TravelTrends #Summer2024 #AdventureAwaits

The Global Challenge of Overtourism Overtourism, the overwhelming influx of tourists to popular destinations, has become a pressing global issue, impacting countries far beyond Spain where we are currently seeing protest against tourist. This phenomenon disrupts local ecosystems, strains infrastructure, and diminishes the quality of life for residents, all while degrading the very cultural and natural attractions that draw visitors in the first place. The Ripple Effect In cities like Venice, Italy, overtourism has reached a critical point. Known for its picturesque canals and historic architecture, Venice now faces daily inundations of tourists that far exceed the city's capacity. This has led to significant wear and tear on ancient structures, overwhelming waste management systems, and a housing crisis as locals are priced out by short-term rentals catering to tourists. The city's narrow alleys and bridges, charming under normal circumstances, become congested, making it difficult for both residents and visitors to move around. Environmental Strain Thailand's Maya Bay, popularized by the film "The Beach," saw such environmental degradation from over-tourism that authorities closed it to allow for ecosystem recovery. Coral reefs were damaged by boat anchors, and litter became an insurmountable problem. This example underscores the severe impact tourism can have on delicate natural environments, often requiring drastic measures to restore balance. Socio-Economic Impacts In Amsterdam, the Netherlands, the tourism boom has led to an increase in the cost of living and a shift in the city's character. The famous red-light district and coffee shops, while long-standing attractions, are now overrun, leading to local dissatisfaction and calls for stricter regulations. The city's infrastructure, not designed for such high tourist volumes, struggles to cope, resulting in overcrowded public transport and public spaces. Strategies for Sustainable Tourism Countries worldwide are grappling with finding a balance between welcoming tourists and preserving their heritage. Implementing measures such as tourist caps, as seen in Dubrovnik, Croatia, or promoting alternative destinations can help alleviate pressure on popular sites. Educating tourists on responsible travel and encouraging off-peak visits are also vital strategies. A Collective Responsibility Ultimately, addressing overtourism requires a concerted effort from governments, local communities, and tourists themselves. Sustainable tourism practices must be adopted globally to ensure that the wonders of our world can be enjoyed by future generations without compromising their integrity. By taking a mindful approach to travel, we can protect the cultural and natural treasures that make our world so unique. If you are looking at buying a property in Spain and need a mortgage, email [email protected] for the latest criteria #spain #spanishmortgage #spanishproperty #overseas

With a #recordbreaking year expected for bookings, the holiday industry has fully bounced back post-#pandemic. But for many destinations this is a double-edged sword, with #environmental pressures rising in tandem with the crowds. Guillaume Picard, Travel Expert and Co-Founder of TourScanner, imparts advice on being part of the solution. The?World Tourism Organisation (#WTO)?recently revealed 2024 is set to be a record year for #globaltravel. But with even more people looking to explore the world, #overtourism looks set to become much greater threat to the #environment than ever before. ? The term itself refers to popular destinations being visited by an excessive number of tourists. The impact of which?not only negatively impacts the experience for travellers, but has a detrimental affect on the local population, #wildlife, and #ecosystems. This has become an increasing issue over recent years, with staple destinations like #Venice now visited by over 20 million people each year. Putting that into context, the lagoon city has a population of a little over?638,000. To combat challenges, the city council has announced its intentions to?ban tourist groups?of more than 25 people, and last year it confirmed that a daily?tourist fee?of €5 will be introduced to compensate the city for its high tourist footfall. Other destinations implementing similar fees include #Spanish coastal gem #Valencia, #Portuguese fishing town Olh?o, and Thailand. These join the likes of #Austria, #Belgium, #Croatia, and several #Caribbean islands, which already have tourist fees in place. Overtourism can cause a host of problems that impact locals and culture. For example, the drive of tourists in #Amsterdam has caused a housing shortage and a hike in rent prices as properties are increasingly rented out to travelers. Similarly, idyllic #Bali has experienced challenges with anti-social behaviour on the part of its visitors. And #Thailand has taken steps to reduce the impact of tourism on wildlife and the environment, inflicted by large crowds. So, what can travellers do to avoid contributing this emerging crisis? Here are some key points to consider while figuring out where to set your sights this year. Opt for destination dupes With over 1.1 million views on?#TikTok, destination dupes are a growing trend that sees tourists finding less popular and more affordable alternatives to classic holiday spots. Looking for alternative destinations can not only make a trip much more enjoyable, but also helps you swerve oversubscribed locations. For example, consider trade #Barcelona for #Salamanca, #Rome for #Perugia, and #Paris for #Toulouse. You can even avoid crowded attractions. Try visiting?Montparnasse Tower?instead of the?#EiffelTower, or swap the?#SagradaFamilia?for?Palau de la Música Catalana.