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Caravan tourism surges in Vietnam: travel 'to live' rather than 'to relax'

19.05.2026 01:03 1 min 3 sources
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Caravan tourism surges in Vietnam: travel 'to live' rather than 'to relax'
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In Brief

Caravans of 15–30 RVs are becoming a popular travel format in Vietnam, shifting focus from relaxation to active experience. The Ho Chi Minh City Tourism Festival in April 2026 will feature international routes, including Ladakh (India) and Xinjiang (China).

Caravan tourism is gaining popularity in Vietnam as a response to growing demand for personalized and active travel. The concept shifts the focus from 'travel to relax' to 'travel to live' — gaining new experiences and impressions.

A typical caravan consists of 15–30 vehicles carrying 100–200 participants — often families, companies, and car clubs. Amid fluctuating airfare prices and rising transport costs due to tensions in the Middle East, group RV trips are becoming a promising niche.

International routes

The Ho Chi Minh City Tourism Festival in April 2026 will showcase major international caravan programs. New destinations include Ladakh in India and Xinjiang in China. However, the sector currently lacks a national development strategy in Vietnam.

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Caravans: A Trend for Traveling 'to Live' Rather Than 'to Relax'

30.03.2026 vietnam.vn DAN

Caravans Become Trend for 'Travel to Live' Experiences

30.03.2026 vietnam.vn SWE

Caravans: The trend of traveling 'to live' rather than 'to relax'

30.03.2026 vietnam.vn CES

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