Vietnam is one of two Southeast Asian destinations that Travel + Leisure urges holiday makers in their 50s to visit.
In its new global checklist of best travel journeys that people in their fifties, "with a successful career and enough money in hand", can take, the U.S magazine recommends Vietnam as a perfect place to interact with locals, and enjoy authentic food and cultural experiences.
It suggests the exploration of UNESCO heritage sites in central Vietnam, such as the Hoi An ancient town, Hue Imperial Citadel and My Son Sanctuary.
Vietnam has consistently been ranked as one of the world’s best value for money destinations. In 2017, the Forbes magazine ranked Vietnam as one of the cheapest destinations to visit, with affordable luxury resorts, healthy food at cheap prices and beautiful sights.
A report compiled by International Living, an Ireland-based publishing company that writes about retiring overseas, and Panama-based travel magazine Live and Invest Overseas ranked Vietnam seventh among 10 best beach destinations in the world for retirees this year.
In its new global checklist of best travel journeys that people in their fifties, "with a successful career and enough money in hand", can take, the U.S magazine recommends Vietnam as a perfect place to interact with locals, and enjoy authentic food and cultural experiences.
It suggests the exploration of UNESCO heritage sites in central Vietnam, such as the Hoi An ancient town, Hue Imperial Citadel and My Son Sanctuary.
Vietnam has consistently been ranked as one of the world’s best value for money destinations. In 2017, the Forbes magazine ranked Vietnam as one of the cheapest destinations to visit, with affordable luxury resorts, healthy food at cheap prices and beautiful sights.
A report compiled by International Living, an Ireland-based publishing company that writes about retiring overseas, and Panama-based travel magazine Live and Invest Overseas ranked Vietnam seventh among 10 best beach destinations in the world for retirees this year.
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