Vietnam becomes an unmissable destination for the slow living trend

09/02/2023

Vietnam has become an attractive destination for tourists all over the world after slow travel has become increasingly popular and become a trend in this year's destination tourism with new lifestyles and travel styles. This is a new form of discovery where tourists do not participate in pre-existing schedules.

According to the Sydney Morning Herald, Australia's oldest newspaper, Vietnam is one of 12 destinations for tourists who love travel experiences that require long-term rest and health care.

At the accommodation facilities in Vietnam, tourists will be encouraged to participate in yoga sessions, cycling, hiking, using health treatments, rejuvenation and detoxification with organic treatments. In addition, indigenous experiences such as participating in local cooking classes are also loved by foreign tourists when they can prepare dishes with natural ingredients from that land.

Việt Nam là một trong 12 điểm đến dành cho du khách yêu thích các trải nghiệm du lịch dành nhiều thời gian nghỉ ngơi và chăm sóc sức khỏe dài ngày.

Vietnam is one of 12 destinations for tourists who love travel experiences that require long-term rest and health care.


In coastal areas like Phu Quoc Island, besides relaxing moments, there are also fun and exciting experiences. Or cruises on Lan Ha Bay are replacing and reducing the pressure on the environment of the all too familiar Ha Long Bay.

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Modern life makes people want to find ways to slow down. More than 10 years ago, slow travel was a trend. But now, when sustainability is at the forefront of experiences, slow travel is more of a necessity than a fad.

Tại các cơ sở lưu trú tại Việt Nam, du khách sẽ được khuyến khích tham gia các buổi tập yoga, đạp xe, đi bộ đường dài

At accommodations in Vietnam, guests will be encouraged to participate in yoga sessions, cycling, hiking

Slow travel gives us time to better understand the destination, connect with the people and contribute more to the local economy. Especially after the world faces the pandemic, climate change, increasingly overcrowded tourist destinations, slow travel is more suitable.

In addition to Vietnam, slow living experiences in the world mentioned include: Joining a river tour in Europe and exploring small villages. Learning about culture and living slowly in Hawaii, New Zealand or going to famous pilgrimage sites such as the Santiago de Compostela route in Spain.

Regarding this new travel trend, British travel expert Brian Johnson shares: "More and more travelers are asking themselves what they want from a vacation. How to understand the land they have come to. The answer will be to slow down. By slowing down, we will be less disturbed, face less hardship, and enjoy the rest from a true trip.


Yen Nhi - Source: Vnexpress
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