Hanoi (VNA) ♌- The Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism (MoCST) has launched the tourism stimulus programme entitled “Vietnam - Travel to Love”, aiming to attract foreign visitors, particularly those from Poland, the Czech Republic, and Switzerland, which will enjoy visa exemption from March 1 to December 31, 2025.
The programme will feature various promotional activities, incentives, and major events. Notably, tourist destinations will offer free or discounted entrance fees, while accommodation, transportation, dining, and entertainment services will be reduced up to 50%. A variety of tailor-made travel packages will cater to international tourists’ preferences, including cultural tourism, culinary experiences, ecotourism, golf tourism, and luxury retreats.Discounts of up to 50% on various services
With an extensive range of activities and events, the stimulus programme aims to help Vietnam realise its target of welcoming 22-23 million international visitors and 120-130 million domestic tourists this year. The initiative is expected to drive long-term tourism growth, aligning with Vietnam’s economic development goals in the new era- that of the nation’s rise. The programme will offer special discounts on services, enhancing visitors' experiences. Tourist sites will reduce or waive entrance fees for visitors. Tourist transportation, accommodation, dining, shopping, entertainment, and wellness services will also provide discounts of up to 50%, depending on specific terms and conditions set by tourism and service providers.Numerous events and activities will be organised to attract tourists, including high-profile international conferences and forums hosted by Vietnam, such as ASEAN Future Forum; 16th🔜 Session of United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD16); Vietnam International Travel Mart (VITM) Hanoi 2025, and Ho Chi Minh City International Travel Expo (ITE) 2025.

Focus on key markets
The MoCST will actively promote Vietnam’s tourism in key markets, particularly Poland, the Czech Republic, and Switzerland. A Vietnam Cultural and Tourism Week will be held in these European countries to celebrate the 75th anniversary of diplomatic relations. Domestic and international airlines will also be encouraged to increase flight frequency and launch new direct routes to meet rising international travel demand. The Vietnam National Authority of Tourism will lead discussions and conferences on developing new tourism products, fostering business connections, and organising fam trips for international travel agencies.