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Title Vietnam Culinary Tourism Market Size, Share, Trends and Forecast 2026-2034
Category Business --> Business Services
Meta Keywords Vietnam Culinary Tourism Market
Owner Rahul Kumar
Description

The Vietnam Culinary Tourism Market reached USD 6.24 Billion in 2025 and is forecast to grow to USD 20.17 Billion by 2034, expanding at a CAGR of 13.92% during 2026-2034. Growth is driven by global recognition of Vietnamese cuisine, especially through the Michelin Guide expansion, rising hands-on culinary experiences like food tours and cooking classes, and digital transformation enhancing booking convenience. AI integration and government support for culinary heritage also boost market expansion.

Study Assumption Years

  • Base Year: 2025

  • Historical Years: 2020-2025

  • Forecast Period: 2026-2034

Vietnam Culinary Tourism Market Key Takeaways

  • The Vietnam culinary tourism market size was USD 6.24 Billion in 2025.

  • The market is expected to reach USD 20.17 Billion by 2034.

  • The forecast period spans 2026 to 2034 with a CAGR of 13.92%.

  • International acclaim through Michelin Guide expansion enhances Vietnam's culinary tourism profile.

  • Hands-on culinary experiences including cooking classes and food tours show rapid growth.

  • Over 70% of international tourists use online travel agencies for bookings, reflecting digital platform adoption.

  • Integration of AI in tourism services optimizes personalized experiences and operational efficiency.

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Market Growth Factors

The addition of Vietnam to the 2024 Michelin Guide has considerably raised Vietnamese culinary tourism, by providing a worldwide stamp of approval for the country's customary cooking styles. Seven one-star restaurants were awarded at the second Michelin Guide ceremony in Vietnam. Nén Danang was the first in the country to win a Michelin Green Star for the promotion of sustainable gastronomy. The restaurant has reportedly raised the standards for food quality, service and customer experience and inspired international tour operators like Abercrombie & Kent to offer tours of Vietnam's food scene, a so-called "Michelin effect", in practically every segment of the market.

Vietnam's food tourism has centered around participatory experiences such as food tours or cooking classes. For example, food tours have evolved from simple tours of food to include street food tours in food markets or meeting with vendors. Vespa scooter food tours are among the most popular tours in Ho Chi Minh City, often booked out several months in advance, by tourists from Europe, the United States of America, and Australia. Cooking classes have also gained popularity post-COVID. Usually, costing USD 30 to 45, they typically feature a market visit and group preparation of multi-course meals for culture-curious visitors. Klook stated the culinary categories upon their platform saw 70% year-on-year revenue growth in 2024. Cooking classes, food tours and food festivals exploded in popularity during that time.

OTAs have transformed culinary tourism. More than 70% of Da Nang visitors check restaurants and eateries on OTAs like Traveloka, Booking.com, and Klook. OTAs should see booking increases of 30-35% in 2024 because the market is maturing. Operators use real-time pricing, inventory management, and customer relationship management (CRM) data toward improvement of the customer experience. Government initiatives such as the AI-enabled Visit Vietnam platform have sought to overcome fragmentation in the tourism sector and promote blockchain technology for transactions and payments in order to increase personalization and operational efficiency as well as market intelligence.

Market Segmentation

By Activity Type:

  • Culinary Trails: Immersive routes that connect travelers with Vietnam's regional culinary heritage and farm-to-table experiences.

  • Cooking Classes: Interactive sessions where tourists learn Vietnamese cooking techniques, often including market ingredient selection and multi-course meal preparation guided by expert chefs.

  • Restaurants: A spectrum from Michelin-starred venues to local eateries recognized for quality and authenticity.

  • Food Festival and Events: Culinary celebrations showcasing Vietnamese cuisine diversity and culture.

  • Others: Additional culinary tourism activities expanding market variety.

By Tour Type:

  • Domestic: Tours and culinary experiences targeted at local Vietnamese travelers.

  • International: Culinary tourism offerings designed for foreign visitors attracted by Vietnam's global culinary acclaim.

By Age Group:

  • Baby Boomers: Mature travelers engaging in culinary tourism.

  • Generation X: Mid-aged tourists with growing interest in cultural food experiences.

  • Generation Y: Millennials driving demand for experiential and digital-enabled culinary tourism.

  • Generation Z: Younger tourists seeking authentic food culture and digital convenience.

By Mode of Booking:

  • Online Travel Agents: Platforms such as Klook, Traveloka, Booking.com dominating international bookings.

  • Traditional Agents: Conventional tour operators and agents still serving segments of the market.

  • Direct Bookings: Reservations made directly with service providers, restaurants, or experience organizers.

Regional Insights

Southern Vietnam, including Ho Chi Minh City and Da Nang, is a dominant region due to superior transportation connectivity, accommodation infrastructure, and dense culinary tourism offerings. Over 70% of international tourists book online in cities like Da Nang, with significant digital platform adoption driving regional market accessibility. However, infrastructure limitations constrain growth in secondary regions, concentrating culinary tourism activity primarily in major urban centers.

Recent Developments & News

In April 2025, Abercrombie & Kent, a U.S.-based luxury travel company, launched "Flavors of Vietnam," an eight-day culinary tour priced from USD 6,995 per person, featuring experiences like Vespa rides, Mekong Delta cruises, meals at Michelin-starred venues, and Hanoi street food exploration. Vietnam was chosen as the inaugural destination for this new culinary series.

In August 2025, the Vietnam National Administration of Tourism launched the Visit Vietnam platform, a national digital ecosystem integrating AI-powered trip planning, blockchain technology, and seamless booking services. The phased rollout includes a government dashboard in October 2025, public trip planning tools in mid-2026, and an international debut at the 2027 APEC Summit.

In June 2024, seven restaurants in Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, and Da Nang were awarded one Michelin star; Nén Danang received Vietnam's first Michelin Green Star for sustainable gastronomy.

Key Players

  • Klook

  • Traveloka

  • Booking.com

  • Agoda

  • Abercrombie & Kent

  • M.O.M Cooking Class

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