Hanoi's stakeholders have urged the city to strengthen the introduction of new tourism products and marketing strategies.

Hanoi Tourism's Ao Dai (Traditional Long Dress) Festival, as an annual event, will create a brand for the capital's tourism, stimulate travel and attract visitors to the city.

To attract visitors to Hanoi, the city's Department of Tourism will encourage the development of joint tourism programs with other localities.

The UK's Independent newspaper has suggested a wide range of accommodations in Hanoi, from the bustling boutique hotels with charm in the old quarter to the spacious and modern creative hotels with award-winning architecture.

Cultural events will foster opportunities for expanding the city's night economy and promote the cultural industry.

Tourism in Hanoi is increasing, thanks to a focus on connecting cultural and natural heritage sites.

Many localities in Hanoi have not seen the potential of agricultural and rural tourism, of which a large number of tourist spots not cooperating with each other and developing spontaneously.

Having no advantage of beach tourism, Hanoi is developing distinctive and competitive summer products to attract more international visitors.