Summer season 2025: Kien Giang attracts new tourism hotspots!

Summer season 2025: Kien Giang attracts new tourism hotspots!

Summer 2025 will be dominated by tourism in Vietnam, especially in Kien Giang Province. In this region, municipalities and companies are required to develop new plans and recognize current trends in tourism. The impressive procession of Lady Chua Xu's statue from Sam Mountain already attracts thousands of visitors, highlighting the tourist interest and cultural significance of the area.

A special attraction is Mui Nai in Ha Tien, where Ms. Do Thanh Xuan and her friends were recently able to enjoy the natural beauty and recreational activities on offer, such as water sports and tobogganing. Kien Giang has launched a comprehensive tourism development program for 2025, focusing on maritime and island tourism, ecotourism and cultural tourism. Already the first five months of the year saw a 26.9 percent increase year-on-year, with over 5.6 million tourists visiting the region, generating total revenue of over VND23,000 billion.

Infrastructure development

The province has been actively preparing for the 2025 summer season by improving tourism infrastructure and services. Improvements in transport infrastructure, such as new bridges and highways in the Mekong Delta, make access to the region's attractions easier. Ca Mau has also invested in the transportation system to help tourists better access attractions.

Although Phu Quoc remains the leading tourist destination, other places such as Rach Gia, Ha Tien and Kien Hai are also being targeted. Ha Tien in particular is benefiting from new tours and connections to other destinations, while the city recorded almost 815,000 visitors in the first quarter of 2025, with Mui Nai being the most popular destination.

Ecological and economic initiative

A significant focus is on the Kien Giang World Biosphere Reserve, which plays an important role in ecological conservation and sustainable economic development. Economic activities in this region support local communities, preserve natural values ​​and ensure environmental quality. Tourism offerings will be diversified, including ecotourism, community tourism and environmental education.

In addition, the province plans to develop sustainable aquaculture and fisheries models with the aim of reducing environmental impact and protecting biodiversity. Efforts are also being made to integrate scientific and technical achievements into daily life and production to improve the quality of life and create new sources of income for the community.

Overall, the tourism sector in Kien Giang shows great potential in combining economic activity and nature conservation. A clear strategy is emerging that focuses on both the environment and the local economy, encouraging the attraction of domestic and foreign investment to further drive socio-economic development in this region. ( Vietnam.vn, Vietnam Amazing )