Quang Ninh tourism struggles as COVID-19 resurged
As a result of recent developments in the COVID-19 situation in Vietnam, Quang Ninh's tourism sector has faced significant changes. By early 2025, travel restrictions related to COVID-19 have eased considerably, leading to a gradual rebound in tourism, yet the province remains vigilant in health and safety protocols.
The early months of the year are traditionally not the peak tourist season in Quang Ninh, but many domestic travelers continue to choose the province for family holidays, especially during the early spring and Tet holiday. Although visitor numbers have improved compared to previous years, travel agencies have remained adaptable, offering flexible options for cancelations, rescheduling, or alternative tours to ensure safety and satisfaction for all travelers.
Van Don International Airport has been fully operational since early 2023, with strict health measures in place. These measures have been continuously assessed and updated as needed. This has allowed for stable flight schedules to and from Quang Ninh. Airlines, including Bamboo Airways, have reinstated flights post-pandemic and regularly provide updates on their schedules to accommodate travelers. Vietnam Airlines has resumed its operations to and from Quang Ninh, contributing to the area's revitalization of tourism.
Quang Ninh Welcomes Domestic Tourists In November
From November 1, Quang Ninh province restarts travel activities for domestic tourists who come from low and medium Covid-19-risk areas.
More Vietnam Localities Welcome International Tourists In November
In November, five Vietnam destinations welcome foreign tourists includes Kien Giang, Da Nang, Quang Ninh, Khanh Hoa, Quang Nam.
First international flight for passengers with vaccine passports landed at Van Don Airport
On 4th September, 297 Vietnamese citizens with Covid-19 vaccine passports were repatriated from Japan on the trial flight of Vietnam Airlines to Van Don International Airport with the seven-day quarantine policy.
