[FOREIGN QUOTA] Phu Quoc Island voted second most beautiful in the world

Phu Quoc ranked second, after Maldives, among the 25 islands and archipelagos voted the most beautiful in the world by international tourists, according to Travel & Leisure.

On the evening of July 9, the famous American travel magazine Travel & Leisure announced the list of 25 most beautiful islands and archipelagos in the world in 2024, as a suggestion for tourists to choose a destination for their upcoming trip. Phu Quoc is the only representative of Vietnam on the list, ranked second with a total score of 94.41 out of 100.

Ranked first is Maldives with 95.63 points.

25 most beautiful islands and archipelagos in the world 2024


Commenting on Phu Quoc, the American magazine wrote: The island is located off the west coast of Vietnam, its biggest strength is an emerging tourist destination in the world. While some Southeast Asian beaches are developing, Phu Quoc still maintains its tranquility. But that does not mean you cannot find luxury hotels here. One of them is Regent Phu Quoc, which has an infinity pool on the rooftop or New World Phu Quoc in the top 4 best resorts in Southeast Asia and the top 100 in the world in 2024, also voted by Travel & Leisure .

The 25 most beautiful islands in the world is a category within the framework of the annual World's Best Award. The award aims to find outstanding services in the tourism sector, a guide for tourists to find places with good services. More than 700,000 readers, international tourists and experts participated in the vote.

Tourists go sea-skiing and SUP at Kem beach - the most beautiful beach in Phu Quoc in the summer. Photo: SG
Tourists swim and paddle SUP at Khem beach - considered the most beautiful beach in Phu Quoc in the summer. Photo: SG

The criteria for voting for the islands are based on 6 factors: natural attractions or beaches, activities and attractions, restaurants and cuisine, friendly people, and the value the destination brings to visitors.

The islands on the list are all considered paradises, helping visitors escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. They all have in common pristine beaches, crystal clear waters, idyllic settings for "healing" and suitable for organizing outdoor recreational activities such as surfing, snorkeling and festivals.