The district has offered various tourism products, from eco-tourism to experience tourism and culinary tourism, with hot spring resorts taken as a highlight and unique product.

Tram Tau expects to welcome over 120,000 holidaymakers by 2025 and 240,000 by 2030. The tourism sector is projected to generate 197 billion VND by 2025, about 13.1% of the province's total tourism revenue, and about 658 billion VND by 2030, or 15.3% of the provincial tourism earnings.

The district will focus on developing centres of tourism logistics, eco-tourism, leisure tourism and community-based tourism in Tram Tau town and Hat Luu commune; eco-tourism, leisure tourism and agriculture-based tourism in Phinh Ho, Lang Nhi and Ta Xi Lang communes; cultural tourism and landscape in Xa Ho, Ban Cong and Ban Mu communes; and agriculture-based tourism in Tram Tau, Pa Hu, Pa Lau and Tuc Dan communes.

In addition, the district has rolled out projects aiming to raise living standards of local residents, promote community-based tourism, preserve traditional culture, and protect the environment, among others.

Hoang Thi Ha, who offers homestay services in Hat Luu commune, said local residents have been aware of their roles as representatives of Tram Tau’s tourism. Therefore, most of them have actively protected the landscape and environment and equipped themselves with skills to treat visitors.

"We want to create the best image so that tourists will return to Tram Tau, and the district will become popular among them,” she said.

Tram Tau has also worked to improve its investment environment and mobilise resources from different economic sectors in tourism development, with State budget prioritised to infrastructure, while facilitating household business in the sector.

Thanks to these efforts, the number of tourists to the district has been increasing over the years. In the first quarter of this year alone, it welcomed 40,700 visitors and earned 24.42 billion VND from tourism activities.