Vietnam is calling: TikTok trend turns Vietnam into a travel dream

In recent months, “Vietnam is calling” has suddenly become a trend that has been widely responded to by many content creators on TikTok.

Tourists immerse themselves in exploring the natural scenery of Cat Ba Island, Hai Phong City - Photo: NAM TRAN

From breathtaking aerial shots of terraced rice fields to delicious street food and journeys through forests and beaches, TikTokers around the world are leveraging this trend to celebrate the beauty of Vietnam through short, fast-paced, yet impactful videos.

"Vietnam calls, and we answer!"

Among the most prominent videos in this trend, Jihane and Julian from the account @tripsofjj have garnered over 117,000 views with a short clip documenting their journey through Vietnam.

From Bui Vien pedestrian street in Ho Chi Minh City, experiencing a basket boat ride in Hoi An, strolling across the Dragon Bridge in Da Nang, visiting the natural landscapes in Ninh Binh, to the dreamy terraced rice fields in Sa Pa, all are encapsulated in a single 8-second video that is captivating and urges people to travel right away!

The video, accompanied by the caption "Vietnam calls, we answer!", also features dishes they enjoyed in Vietnam, such as banh mi, spring rolls, and iced coffee.

Responding to viewers' comments, they revealed that this was their second time in Vietnam and that they "will definitely come back."

Another video from the account @parmersss is even shorter, only 6 seconds, but it went viral with over 3.2 million views.

This video simply captures two tourists dancing at the airport with their passports in hand, excitedly preparing for their trip to Vietnam.

Other trending videos appear to be from Vietnamese people, showing them bringing international friends back to visit their homeland, with captions like "Our motherland is calling us home."

Screenshots of some trending clips following the "Vietnam is calling" trend on TikTok.

Vietnam: An irresistible invitation

"There are so many beautiful sights and cultures to explore in Vietnam, that's why we came!", Jihane and Julian wrote in the comments section of their popular TikTok video.

In another comment, they added: "Vietnam makes us happy!"

When asked by viewers, "How do you feel about traveling in Vietnam?", they replied, "I feel like I should stay forever. I'm happy with everything I've seen and with the hospitality of the people here. I'm so sad to have to leave."

According to the Vietnam National Tourism Administration, thanks to a relaxed visa policy, effective promotional activities, and tourism stimulus programs, the tourism industry welcomed nearly 10.7 million international visitors in the first half of this year, achieving nearly 49% of the growth target for the whole year of 2025.

From August 15, 2023, Vietnam issued e-visas to citizens of all countries and territories, allowing stays of up to 90 days and multiple entries.

Meanwhile, citizens of 13 countries that are granted unilateral visa exemptions can stay in Vietnam for a maximum of 45 days.

In an article titled "10 Reasons Why You'll Love Vietnam" published on its official website, the Vietnam National Administration of Tourism highlighted the factors that make international tourists fall in love with Vietnam.

This list includes exceptional cuisine, warm and hardworking people, diverse destinations, addictive coffee culture, unique natural landscapes, a rich history present in every corner, spectacular road trips, vibrant and dynamic cities, genuine adventures, and, most importantly, travel safety.

Sunset over Mui Ne beach, Lam Dong province, Vietnam - Photo: Nha Xuan

Of course, no list can fully capture the essence of Vietnam through the eyes of every traveler.

In the age of social media, trends like "Vietnam is calling" are helping to spread the beauty of everyday life through short, emotionally resonant moments. These could be a steaming bowl of pho, a quiet mountain road, or a friendly smile from a stranger.

Through each short video, Vietnam is not only "calling," but also connecting. The country continues to extend its invitation, and the world is listening.

Nha Xuan

Source: https://tuoitre.vn/vietnam-is-calling-xu-huong-tiktok-bien-viet-nam-thanh-giac-mo-du-lich-20250709110614637.htm