Yen Bai sees a 4.6-fold increase in tourists

  •  Thursday, December 5, 2024

YBO - Tourist arrivals to Yen Bai reached 1,883 groups, marking a 4.6-fold increase, with a total of 2,581 days of stay, a 4.2-fold rise compared to 2023.

Artisan of Luc Yen gemstone craft creating paintings.
Artisan of Luc Yen gemstone craft creating paintings.

Despite the impact of Typhoon Yagi, which caused a 40% drop in tourist numbers in September, Yen Bai has still recorded impressive figures with strong growth in visitor numbers since the beginning of the year.

According to a report from the Department of Culture, Sports, and Tourism, in the first 10 months of 2024, Yen Bai welcomed over 1.114 million visitors, an increase of 51.58% compared to the same period last year. Notably, tour group visitors reached 1,883 groups, increasing 4.6 times, with a total of 2,581 days of stay, a 4.2-fold rise over 2023.

The province has set a target of attracting 1.7 million visitors by the end of 2024, including 300,000 international tourists, generating revenue of 1,500 billion VND.

These numbers not only demonstrate the growing appeal of Yen Bai's tourism but also highlight the effectiveness of its strategy to connect cultural preservation with tourism development, opening up many opportunities to make Yen Bai a leading destination on Vietnam’s tourism map.

Thuy Thanh

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Through the tourism cooperation and development partnership between the eight expanded Northwest provinces and Ho Chi Minh City, Yen Bai Province will have numerous opportunities to introduce and promote its local tourism potential to a wide range of visitors.

To effectively utilize the tourism potential and advantages of localities, strengthen linkages and cooperation in tourism development through regional programs, activities, and events, establish a series of distinctive regional tourism products, and enhance tourism promotion and advertising efforts, Yen Bai Province has implemented tourism development cooperation activities with the eight expanded Northwest provinces and Ho Chi Minh City for 2025.

Visitors experience agricultural tourism at Thac Ba Lake, Yen Binh District.

Yen Binh is one of the three distinct cultural regions of Yen Bai province, closely associated with the Thac Ba Lake National Tourism Area. With its picturesque natural landscapes and friendly people, the district has been effectively promoting green tourism and high-quality experiential tourism models. These efforts contribute to achieving the goal of sustainable development in a green, harmonious, and culturally rich direction.

The Muong A Temple Festival in Ngoi A Commune, Van Yen District, attracts a large number of visitors for sightseeing and worship.

In recent years, Yen Bai has emerged as a notable destination on Vietnam’s tourism map. Alongside ecological and adventure tourism, spiritual tourism has been gaining traction in the province, attracting significant interest from both domestic and international visitors. This growth not only honors spiritual values but also helps preserve the cultural and historical heritage of ethnic communities.

Ta Chi Nhu Peak

The 4th edition of the "Top 7 Impressive Vietnam" program, organized by Sai Gon Tiep Thi, has announced the results for the "Top 7 Most Impressive Scenic Destinations" category. Among the honored locations, Yen Bai has three sites: the Chi Pau Flower Hills on Ta Chi Nhu Peak (Tram Tau), the "Dinosaur Spine" in De Xu Phinh (Mu Cang Chai), and Thac Ba Lake (Yen Binh).

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