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Caravan Tourism in Vietnam: Travel to Live, Not Just to Relax

26.04.2026 23:27 1 min 3 sources
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Caravan Tourism in Vietnam: Travel to Live, Not Just to Relax
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Caravan travel is booming in Vietnam, shifting focus from relaxation to active experiences. The Ho Chi Minh City Tourism Festival in April 2026 will feature international routes, with typical caravans comprising 15–30 vehicles and 100–200 passengers.

Vietnam is seeing a surge in caravan tourism—traveling in RVs that prioritize active experiences over passive relaxation. This trend, described as 'traveling to live' rather than 'traveling to relax,' is attracting families, companies, and car clubs.

At the upcoming Ho Chi Minh City Tourism Festival in April 2026, large-scale international caravan programs will be showcased. A typical caravan consists of 15–30 vehicles carrying 100–200 passengers. New routes include Ladakh (India) and Xinjiang (China).

The growing interest in caravanning is driven by fluctuating airfare and transport costs, aggravated by tensions in the Middle East. Meanwhile, the sector currently lacks a national development strategy in Vietnam, presenting opportunities for further growth.

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

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Caravans Become Trend for 'Travel to Live' Experiences

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

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