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200 Indian MICE group Explore Phu Quoc

  • Jul 21
  • 3 min read

Visit Indochina has successfully welcomed a MICE delegation from Linen Monde to Phu Quoc. The programme combined a professionally organised conference with premium leisure experiences, offering delegates an opportunity to discover the beauty and hospitality of Vietnam's pearl island.


Visit Indochina recently welcomed the Linen Monde MICE delegation to discover the beauty of Phu Quoc
Visit Indochina recently welcomed the Linen Monde MICE delegation to discover the beauty of Phu Quoc

Designed to meet the high expectations of the Indian MICE market, Visit Indochina curated a seamless itinerary that integrated business, leisure and cultural experiences.


Delivering a MICE Experience Tailored to the Indian Market


The business programme centred around a full-day conference hosted in the international-standard meeting facilities of a luxury resort. Equipped with modern audiovisual systems, the venue provided an ideal setting for productive discussions, while two carefully arranged tea breaks ensured delegates remained comfortable throughout the day.


A professionally organised conference formed the highlight of the Linen Monde MICE programme


Recognising the distinct dining preferences of Indian travellers, Visit Indochina arranged all lunches and dinners at reputable Indian restaurants across Phu Quoc.

Each meal was prepared by native Indian chefs, offering authentic flavours ranging from traditional curries and freshly baked naan to a wide selection of vegetarian dishes.


Beyond the conference, the Linen Monde delegation embarked on an immersive journey across Phu Quoc's most iconic attractions, spanning both the southern and northern parts of the island.


In South Phu Quoc, delegates experienced the world's longest three-wire sea-crossing cable car to Hon Thom Island.


Indian delegates enjoy the Hon Thom Cable Car experience in Phu Quoc
Indian delegates enjoy the Hon Thom Cable Car experience in Phu Quoc

From the cable car cabins, guests enjoyed panoramic views of emerald waters and local fishing boats below. At Sun World Hon Thom, the thrilling slides and attractions of Aquatopia Water Park provided an exciting recreational experience for the group.


Another highlight in the south was Sunset Town, renowned for its Mediterranean-inspired architecture, colourful seaside streets and the iconic Kiss Bridge. The picturesque setting quickly became one of the delegation's favourite locations for memorable group photographs.


In North Phu Quoc, the Indian delegation immersed themselves in the vibrant atmosphere of Grand World, often referred to as the island's "sleepless city".

A gondola cruise along Venice-inspired canals and photo opportunities beside impressive bamboo architectural installations left a lasting impression on the delegates.


The successful organisation of the Linen Monde programme once again demonstrated Visit Indochina's capability to deliver high-quality MICE experiences that meet the stringent requirements of international clients. It also reaffirmed Phu Quoc's growing reputation as a premier MICE destination, supported by world-class tourism infrastructure and exceptional natural beauty.


The delegation captures memorable moments at Phu Quoc's iconic attractions


Why Are Indian Travellers Increasingly Choosing Phu Quoc?


In 2025, Phu Quoc Special Zone (An Giang Province) welcomed approximately 150,000 Indian visitors out of a total of 1.8 million international arrivals, representing an increase of around 328% compared to 2024.


In early December 2025, a high-profile luxury Indian wedding with more than 1,131 guests hosted in northern Phu Quoc significantly boosted the destination's visibility. According to digital travel platform Agoda, searches by Indian travellers for stays in Phu Quoc increased by 186% following the event.

According to the Department of Tourism of An Giang Province, Phu Quoc's appeal to the Indian market stems from its luxury hospitality ecosystem, its capacity to host large-scale private events, and its ability to accommodate diverse cultural preferences through Indian-friendly tourism products and services.


The island's role as the host destination for APEC 2027, together with a series of newly completed infrastructure projects, is expected to further strengthen its attractiveness among international travellers.


In addition, Phu Quoc's visa exemption policy of up to 30 days for international visitors, combined with an expanding network of direct and charter flights, continues to serve as a key competitive advantage, positioning the island alongside leading regional destinations such as Phuket (Thailand) and Bali (Indonesia).


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