Image Credit: Anantara Mui Ne Resort
Welcoming over 300,000 foreign visitors and over 7 million domestic ones, Vietnamese tourism has earned over $1 billion across the country in a five-day holiday period – according to the Vietnam National Administration of Tourism. Many resorts, presumably including the Mui Ne resorts of the famous beach town, reflect the increase in momentum for the tourism industry and the improvement of the country’s image.
With occupancy rates pushing over 60% at many tourist spots across the country, the tourism boom can be expected to affect luxury properties such as the Anantara Mui Ne Resort, with many hallmark days and upcoming holidays expecting an increase in traffic as total revenue increased by 9% in comparison to the year past.
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