- Korean travelers emerged as one of the largest international markets
- Chinese tourists returned strongly
- European visitors stayed longer, seeking both relaxation and experience
Phu Quoc is no longer shaped by one market — it is shaped by global demand.
Beyond beaches — a layered experience
There is still the Phu Quoc people remember.
Soft sands at Kem Beach.
Clear waters stretching toward Hon Thom Island.
But today, the island offers more.
- A cable car crossing the sea.
- Sunset walks at Kiss Bridge.
- Night shows, markets, and fireworks lighting up the coastline.
APEC 2027 – The defining milestone
Then came the announcement that changed everything.
Phu Quoc will host APEC 2027 — a moment described by Herald Business as a “historic turning point.”
This is accelerating transformation across the island:
- Expansion of Phu Quoc International Airport
- Development of international convention infrastructure
- Upgrading transport and urban systems
- Growth of luxury tourism complexes
Not just preparing for an event — but redefining the destination.
2026 – From fast growth to refined experience
As of 2026, Phu Quoc is entering a new phase.
The focus is no longer just growth — but quality.
- Higher service standards
- More premium experiences
- Sustainable tourism development
- Personalized services for international travelers
From “popular island” to “premium destination.”
A destination still unfolding
Phu Quoc today sits between two identities.
✔ A peaceful island — still visible in early mornings and quiet shores.
✔ A global destination — emerging through infrastructure, events, and international attention.
And that is what makes it compelling.
Phu Quoc is not just a place to visit.
It is a destination the world is beginning to follow.
