VinWonders, Sun World partner with Klook to promote Vietnam’s tourism online
VinWonders and Sun World, two leading theme park brands in Vietnam, have partnered with Klook, a leading travel and leisure app in Asia-Pacific, to promote inbound tourism in Vietnam.
Hanoi (VNA) – VinWonders and Sun World, two leading theme parkbrands in Vietnam, have partnered with Klook, a leading travel and leisure appin Asia-Pacific, to promote inbound tourism in Vietnam.
Through digital marketing campaigns, the two hope toincrease the awareness among the tourists, especially free independent travellers(FIT), of Vietnam’s outstanding destinations.
They will target key markets such as the Republic of Korea,India, Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, and Taiwan (China), which reported stronggrowth in the number of tourists to Vietnam in 2022.
Michelle Ho, Klook General Manager of Philippines, Thailand& Vietnam, predicts that 2023 will be a stronger year for Vietnam'sinbound tourism.
Despite the looming global recession, many internationaltravellers are making plans to visit Vietnam in 2023, promising a booming yearfor the tourism market, she said.
According to Klook's Travelsilence study, 81% of the Asiantravelers are still eager to travel internationally in 2023, and many of themare making Vietnam their next destination.
Data from Google Destination insights showed that Vietnam isone of the fastest growing destinations globally with more than 75% growth, andthe country ranked fourth in growth. With Vietnam expecting to welcome 8 million international travelers in 2023, twice as many as in 2022, thestrategic partnerships will enable the country, and partners in particular, toreach wider and further, capitalising on more of the rising demand throughKlook's integrated channels./.
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