With the goal of improving the effectiveness of tourism promotion and contributing to the economic growth of Dong Nai City, the city's Investment, Trade and Tourism Promotion Center is implementing a range of solutions to modernize its operations, with a particular focus on digital transformation in tourism.
On the morning of July 17, Le Thi Ngoc Loan, Member of the City Party Committee and Director of the Dong Nai City Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism, held a working session with leaders of US-based Royal Caribbean Group (RCG) to discuss solutions for exploiting cruise tourism activities in Dong Nai. Leaders from relevant municipal departments and agencies also attended the meeting.
Dong Nai is home to a wide range of distinctive tourism products, including Ta Lai Community Tourism Village, eco-garden tourism models in Binh Loc and Xuan Bac, and community-based tourism at Bu Gia Map National Park.
These days, orchards across wards and communes such as Binh Loc, Long Khanh, Xuan Bac and Hang Gon are bustling as the peak fruit harvest season gets underway. Large numbers of visitors are flocking to local orchards to enjoy fresh fruit picked straight from the trees.
Nearly 70 travel agencies, tourist attractions and accommodation providers from Dong Nai City and Lam Dong Province have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to strengthen regional tourism cooperation, aiming to jointly develop high-quality tourism products and services that cater to increasingly diverse visitor demand.
The country received around 1.7 million international visitors in June alone, an increase of 14.7% from the same month last year, despite the month traditionally being part of the low travel season.
Dong Nai's tourism sector is strengthening cooperation and reaching out to investors to develop new tourism products, with a particular focus on creating signature experiences that distinguish the province and establish its unique identity.
According to Biba Magazine, Vietnam's regional culinary diversity, fresh ingredients and refined cooking techniques have elevated its cuisine far beyond iconic dishes such as pho and spring rolls, making it one of the country's most memorable attractions for international visitors.
According to online travel platform Agoda, searches for accommodation in Vietnam by Chinese travellers surged 164% year-on-year in the first five months of 2026, the fastest growth among international source markets.
In recent years, many young farmers in Dong Nai City have boldly applied high-tech agricultural practices to cultivate specialty fruits with high economic value.
In recent years, tourism in Dong Nai has experienced remarkable growth. Dong Nai’s tourism market has become increasingly vibrant. Meanwhile, tourism activities have been widely promoted through the media, helping attract visitors and boost revenue for tourism and hospitality services across the city.
On June 19, the Dong Nai Nature and Culture Reserve signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Oxalis Co., Ltd., a leading adventure tourism company based in Quang Tri Province, to cooperate in researching and developing tourism products within the reserve.
With hundreds of hectares of planned forest land and one of the most diverse forest ecosystems in the South, Dong Nai City has developed a brand of forest eco-tourism with unique exploration tours.
The Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism (DCST) has recently submitted proposals to the City People's Committee outlining strategies for developing ecological, resort, and experiential tourism products centered on lakes, forests, rivers, waterfalls, and historical sites.
Viet Nam’s coastline is once again in the international spotlight after travel guide Lonely Planet named 10 beaches that international visitors should not miss during a summer trip to the country.