This festival marks the beginning of a series of activities commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Liberation of the South and National Reunification (30 April 1975 –2025).
In his opening remarks, Huynh Thanh Nhan, Vice Chairman of the municipal People’s Council, said the festival captures the dynamic and inclusive spirit of the city.
“This is a space where people, technology, culture, and tourism come together to create memorable and meaningful experiences for residents and international visitors,” he stressed.
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During the festival, travel companies will offer a variety of promotions and preferential deals for customers. |
A major highlight and one of the most anticipated features of the 2025 Ho Chi Minh City Tourism Festival is the Tourism Promotion Space, where visitors can explore hundreds of high-quality, great-value travel offers from provinces, cities, and leading tourism companies across Vietnam.
With over 100 booths representing 41 provinces and cities and 32 companies in travel, transportation, and aviation, this year’s stimulus space showcases nearly 900 discounted products and services. Highlights include themed tours like Old & New Saigon, Saigon Special Forces, Cho Lon Memories, and Heroes’ Legends. Visitors can be offered flight ticket discounts of up to 45%.
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Visitors can register for summer tours with special reduced prices |
Beyond offering tours and tourism services, the stimulus zone serves as an opportunity for travel-related businesses to connect and seek partners, exchange business models, and explore new development directions following a strong recovery period in the tourism sector.
From April 3 to 6 at September 23 Park, locals and visitors can join in exciting community activities, from cultural showcases and creative performances to themed talks and expert-led seminars. These events aim to strengthen ties between the public, businesses, and local authorities in promoting a more modern and sustainable tourism sector.
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Visitors are seen interacting with smart tourism devices. |
The festival is expected to attract 16,000 visitors.
