Data from the online travel platform showed that searches in Poland were up 63% year-on-year and 52% in India.

"The island's appeal reflects growing interest in Vietnam's coastal escapes, combining natural scenery, resort experiences, and opportunities for relaxation," Agoda wrote.

Phu Quoc has become an increasingly popular destination for Indian travelers, driven by the expansion of direct and charter flights from major cities such as New Delhi.

Tourists at Phu Quoc International Airport in southern Vietnam. Photo by SG

A five-hour nonstop service connecting New Delhi and Phu Quoc was launched in December last year.

The surge from Polish tourists has been fueled by Vietnam's favorable visa policies and direct charter flights linking Poland with the island, strengthening Phu Quoc's appeal among travelers from Eastern Europe.