In mid-March, Yahoo Finance published a short analysis of the tourism situation in Asia, with suggestions for 20 destinations that should be more widely known to tourists. Among them, Hue city, Vietnam was on the list.
Yahoo Finance believes that Hue is one of the destinations in the S-shaped country that needs to be widely promoted. This city was once the capital of the Nguyen Dynasty, many historical relics of the city are well preserved, including the Imperial City (Dai Noi).
"Hue has several UNESCO-recognized heritage sites, including temples, palaces and pagodas, which represent the power and traditions of the country's previous dynasties. Furthermore, in the fall, the city is naturally fragrant with sweet scents, creating an interesting experience for visitors," Yahoo Finance describes.
In addition to Vietnam, the city of Skardu in Pakistan is also on this list of suggestions. Yahoo Finance calls this place a "paradise for mountain tourism" thanks to its prime location, located in the heart of the Karakoram mountain range at an altitude of over 7,000 m.
Hachimantai (Japan) is also highly rated by the newspaper. Unlike the bustling urban area of Tokyo with high-rise buildings, Hachimantai is rich in nature, famous for its year-round ski resort. This is also a suitable destination for tourists to explore natural hot springs. The city offers tourists a more authentic experience of Japanese tradition than contemporary culture in Tokyo.
Regarding the Asian tourism market, Yahoo Finance commented that people's travel demand has flared up again since governments lifted travel restrictions.
Referring to tourism in Asia, Yahoo Finance said that the world's largest continent still has great potential for tourism development even though it was the first place to be affected by the Covid-19 pandemic. The proof is that Asia still has 8/10 places on Tripadvisor 's list of top destinations in 2024 voted by readers around the world.
"It's great to see long-haul flights to Asia slowly recovering," said Tripadvisor 's Editor-in-Chief./.
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