During the 2021–2025 period, the province is estimated to have welcomed 7.8 million visitors, an increase of 53.2% compared with the previous period. Total tourism revenue reached VND 5,500 billion, increasing by 337%, while tourism contributed more than 5% to the province’s GRDP. Currently, Cao Bang has 325 tourism accommodation establishments with 4,250 rooms and 7,100 beds, with approximately 7,200 workers involved in the tourism sector. Many homestay and community tourism models have developed, creating livelihoods for local people and spreading the image of a friendly destination.

These achievements provide an important foundation for Cao Bang to realize its goals by 2030: welcoming 4 million tourists annually, generating tourism revenue of VND 6,900 billion, and contributing approximately 10% to the province’s GRDP. The province aims to develop Ban Gioc Waterfall Tourism Area into a national tourism destination, becoming a representative destination for green tourism, smart tourism, and cross-border tourism.

Being honoured by Booking.com as one of Viet Nam’s most welcoming destinations for three consecutive years is more than just an award. It represents recognition of Cao Bang’s efforts to build a civilized, safe, and high-quality tourism environment while affirming the province’s position on its journey to becoming a distinctive destination of the Northeast region and Viet Nam as a whole.

Amid the majestic mountains and landscapes, where geological, historical, and cultural values blend harmoniously with the sincerity of local people, Cao Bang is gradually establishing its identity as “a friendly destination in the land of heritage”—a place where every visitor leaves with beautiful memories and a desire to return.