Phu Quy moves to unlock potential as premier marine tourism hotspot

Tourists stroll on Hon Tranh beach, 1.5km from the Phu Quy special zone. VNA Photo: Nguyễn Thanh
A working group of Lam Dong province's authorities inspects the location for developing Bai Nho-Ganh Hang tourist area at Phu Quy special zone. VNA Photo: Nguyễn Thanh
Phu Quy special zone's fishing port. VNA Photo: Nguyễn Thanh
Offshore fishing vessels at Phu Quy special zone. VNA Photo: Nguyễn Thanh

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Phu Quy moves to unlock potential as premier marine tourism hotspot

04/14/2026 15:18 | TTXVN

Phu Quy special zone in Lam Dong province has been identified as a future hub for marine and green tourism, anchored in a broader strategy to restructure its sea-based economy toward sustainability, while safeguarding maritime sovereignty and restoring marine ecosystems. Located 56 nautical miles offshore, the island is being developed into a high-quality marine tourism centre and a sustainable fisheries logistics hub. The island’s appeal has been recognised internationally, ranking among Southeast Asia’s top must-visit destinations by Thai media, while Booking.com named it among Vietnam’s 10 most hospitable destinations in Vietnam in 2026. According to local authorities, tourist arrivals have surged from over 40,000 in 2021 to around 155,000 in 2025, including nearly 4,000 international visitors. This rapid growth has driven an expansion in accommodation, from just nine establishments in 2019 to 69 today, offering more than 850 rooms. VNA Photo: Nguyễn Thanh

Phu Quy moves to unlock potential as premier marine tourism hotspot

Phu Quy special zone in Lam Dong province has been identified as a future hub for marine and green tourism, anchored in a broader strategy to restructure its sea-based economy toward sustainability, while safeguarding maritime sovereignty and restoring marine ecosystems. Located 56 nautical miles offshore, the island is being developed into a high-quality marine tourism centre and a sustainable fisheries logistics hub. The island’s appeal has been recognised internationally, ranking among Southeast Asia’s top must-visit destinations by Thai media, while Booking.com named it among Vietnam’s 10 most hospitable destinations in Vietnam in 2026. According to local authorities, tourist arrivals have surged from over 40,000 in 2021 to around 155,000 in 2025, including nearly 4,000 international visitors. This rapid growth has driven an expansion in accommodation, from just nine establishments in 2019 to 69 today, offering more than 850 rooms. VNA Photo: Nguyễn Thanh
Phu Quy moves to unlock potential as premier marine tourism hotspot

Phu Quy special zone in Lam Dong province has been identified as a future hub for marine and green tourism, anchored in a broader strategy to restructure its sea-based economy toward sustainability, while safeguarding maritime sovereignty and restoring marine ecosystems. Located 56 nautical miles offshore, the island is being developed into a high-quality marine tourism centre and a sustainable fisheries logistics hub. The island’s appeal has been recognised internationally, ranking among Southeast Asia’s top must-visit destinations by Thai media, while Booking.com named it among Vietnam’s 10 most hospitable destinations in Vietnam in 2026. According to local authorities, tourist arrivals have surged from over 40,000 in 2021 to around 155,000 in 2025, including nearly 4,000 international visitors. This rapid growth has driven an expansion in accommodation, from just nine establishments in 2019 to 69 today, offering more than 850 rooms. VNA Photo: Nguyễn Thanh
Phu Quy moves to unlock potential as premier marine tourism hotspot

Phu Quy special zone in Lam Dong province has been identified as a future hub for marine and green tourism, anchored in a broader strategy to restructure its sea-based economy toward sustainability, while safeguarding maritime sovereignty and restoring marine ecosystems. Located 56 nautical miles offshore, the island is being developed into a high-quality marine tourism centre and a sustainable fisheries logistics hub. The island’s appeal has been recognised internationally, ranking among Southeast Asia’s top must-visit destinations by Thai media, while Booking.com named it among Vietnam’s 10 most hospitable destinations in Vietnam in 2026. According to local authorities, tourist arrivals have surged from over 40,000 in 2021 to around 155,000 in 2025, including nearly 4,000 international visitors. This rapid growth has driven an expansion in accommodation, from just nine establishments in 2019 to 69 today, offering more than 850 rooms. VNA Photo: Nguyễn Thanh
Phu Quy moves to unlock potential as premier marine tourism hotspot

Phu Quy special zone in Lam Dong province has been identified as a future hub for marine and green tourism, anchored in a broader strategy to restructure its sea-based economy toward sustainability, while safeguarding maritime sovereignty and restoring marine ecosystems. Located 56 nautical miles offshore, the island is being developed into a high-quality marine tourism centre and a sustainable fisheries logistics hub. The island’s appeal has been recognised internationally, ranking among Southeast Asia’s top must-visit destinations by Thai media, while Booking.com named it among Vietnam’s 10 most hospitable destinations in Vietnam in 2026. According to local authorities, tourist arrivals have surged from over 40,000 in 2021 to around 155,000 in 2025, including nearly 4,000 international visitors. This rapid growth has driven an expansion in accommodation, from just nine establishments in 2019 to 69 today, offering more than 850 rooms. VNA Photo: Nguyễn Thanh

Phu Quy moves to unlock potential as premier marine tourism hotspot

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