Phu Quoc is positioned to become the next paradise for global travelers: The Sun

The Sun, one of the United Kingdom’s most widely read newspapers, recently published a feature article dedicated to Phu Quoc, noting that Phu Quoc remains relatively new on the global tourism map but is witnessing a remarkable and rapid rise in international visitor numbers. The paper praised the island’s stunning landscape and affirmed that Phu Quoc is known as the Pearl Island for its spectacular scenery, white sand beaches, and longstanding tradition of pearl farming. The article also encouraged travellers to experience activities found nowhere else in the world, including taking the world record holding longest three-wire cable car to Hon Thom Island for panoramic views of southern Phu Quoc. VNA/Photo by courtesy

Phu Quoc is positioned to become the next paradise for global travelers: The Sun

The Sun, one of the United Kingdom’s most widely read newspapers, recently published a feature article dedicated to Phu Quoc, noting that Phu Quoc remains relatively new on the global tourism map but is witnessing a remarkable and rapid rise in international visitor numbers. The paper praised the island’s stunning landscape and affirmed that Phu Quoc is known as the Pearl Island for its spectacular scenery, white sand beaches, and longstanding tradition of pearl farming. The article also encouraged travellers to experience activities found nowhere else in the world, including taking the world record holding longest three-wire cable car to Hon Thom Island for panoramic views of southern Phu Quoc. VNA/Photo by courtesy

Phu Quoc is positioned to become the next paradise for global travelers: The Sun

The Sun, one of the United Kingdom’s most widely read newspapers, recently published a feature article dedicated to Phu Quoc, noting that Phu Quoc remains relatively new on the global tourism map but is witnessing a remarkable and rapid rise in international visitor numbers. The paper praised the island’s stunning landscape and affirmed that Phu Quoc is known as the Pearl Island for its spectacular scenery, white sand beaches, and longstanding tradition of pearl farming. The article also encouraged travellers to experience activities found nowhere else in the world, including taking the world record holding longest three-wire cable car to Hon Thom Island for panoramic views of southern Phu Quoc. VNA/Photo by courtesy

Phu Quoc is positioned to become the next paradise for global travelers: The Sun

The Sun, one of the United Kingdom’s most widely read newspapers, recently published a feature article dedicated to Phu Quoc, noting that Phu Quoc remains relatively new on the global tourism map but is witnessing a remarkable and rapid rise in international visitor numbers. The paper praised the island’s stunning landscape and affirmed that Phu Quoc is known as the Pearl Island for its spectacular scenery, white sand beaches, and longstanding tradition of pearl farming. The article also encouraged travellers to experience activities found nowhere else in the world, including taking the world record holding longest three-wire cable car to Hon Thom Island for panoramic views of southern Phu Quoc. VNA/Photo by courtesy

Phu Quoc is positioned to become the next paradise for global travelers: The Sun

The Sun, one of the United Kingdom’s most widely read newspapers, recently published a feature article dedicated to Phu Quoc, noting that Phu Quoc remains relatively new on the global tourism map but is witnessing a remarkable and rapid rise in international visitor numbers. The paper praised the island’s stunning landscape and affirmed that Phu Quoc is known as the Pearl Island for its spectacular scenery, white sand beaches, and longstanding tradition of pearl farming. The article also encouraged travellers to experience activities found nowhere else in the world, including taking the world record holding longest three-wire cable car to Hon Thom Island for panoramic views of southern Phu Quoc. VNA/Photo by courtesy

Phu Quoc is positioned to become the next paradise for global travelers: The Sun

The Sun, one of the United Kingdom’s most widely read newspapers, recently published a feature article dedicated to Phu Quoc, noting that Phu Quoc remains relatively new on the global tourism map but is witnessing a remarkable and rapid rise in international visitor numbers. The paper praised the island’s stunning landscape and affirmed that Phu Quoc is known as the Pearl Island for its spectacular scenery, white sand beaches, and longstanding tradition of pearl farming. The article also encouraged travellers to experience activities found nowhere else in the world, including taking the world record holding longest three-wire cable car to Hon Thom Island for panoramic views of southern Phu Quoc. VNA/Photo by courtesy