Many craft villages have crossed the boundary of “self-sufficiency” and successfully commercialized their products. More specially, the famous craft villages of Thua Thien Hue can also develop tourism.
Within a week of its launch, the high-quality Ha Noi – Da Nang train has drawn numerous domestic and foreign tourists, piquing their interest in its design and services.
The Yen Tu Complex of Monuments and Landscapes, known as the ancestral land of Vietnam’s Truc Lam Zen Buddhism, was recognised as a special national relic site by the Government. Therefore, turning Yen Tu into a national cultural and spiritual tourism centre is one of the long-term and sustainable development directions that is receiving attention and investment from Quang Ninh Province and Uong Bi City.
(TITC) – From 1st to 3rd October 2023, Tourism Information Technology Center (TITC) and Hospitality Industry Management Division (Vietnam National Authority of Tourism – VNAT) coordinated with the Kien Giang Department of Tourism to organize the training program and guidance on implementing ASEAN tourism standards in Phu Quoc City (South of Vietnam).
Dutch online travel agency Booking.com has lately chosen Mui Ne as one of the six cheapest destinations in the world for an autumn holiday. The selection is based on reviews of travelers booking rooms at more than 28 million accommodation establishments in 155 countries and territories on Booking.com, with criteria including hotel room, flight and transportation prices, and food.
(TITC) – The city of Hoi An in the Central province of Quang Nam, and Da Lat city in the Central Highlands province of Lam Dong have been named in the UNESCO Creative Cities Network in terms of music, and crafts and folk art, respectively.
In Mo Ga hamlet, Phu Thuong commune (Vo Nhai district, Thai Nguyen province), ethnic minority women not only know how to produce agriculture, take care of children, and do housework, but also know how to develop community tourism, thus creating the economy and preserving our nation’s unique culture…
A plan for developing and managing the accommodation network towards 2025 has been issued by the Hoi An People’s Committee.
The Lu ethnic group in Lai Chau province, which has fewer than 10,000 people, has retained its unique culture. The local authorities have helped the group preserve their stilt houses, costumes, festivals, and folk songs.
The Mui Ne National Tourist Area General Project in Binh Thuan Province 2040, with a vision for 2050 is identified as one of the most important contents. This project is concretized, gradually implemented, and approved by the Prime Minister.
