The number of air passengers have increased dramatically as Tet, Viet Nam’s biggest festival, is coming very near.
Festivals featuring peach flowers and the culture of the H’mong ethnic group will be held in Meo Vac District, the northern mountainous province of Ha Giang from February 21 – 22 (the sixth and seventh days of the first lunar month).
A month-long spring festival will be held at the coastal entertainment and hospitality complex CocoBay in Da Nang from February 12 to March 11, featuring Tet (Lunar New Year) customs, folk games and traditional cuisine.
A month-long spring festival will be held at the coastal entertainment and hospitality complex CocoBay in Da Nang from February 12 to March 11, featuring Tet (Lunar New Year) customs, folk games and traditional cuisine.
The central city of Da Nang is the only Vietnamese city listed in the Top 10 worth-living cities in the world in 2018 by Live and Invest Overseas, a Panamanian travel magazine.
More than 60 photos on activities within the APEC Year 2017 are being displayed at the Da Nang Museum in the central city of Da Nang, which hosted the APEC Economic Leaders’ Week from November 6-11.
An exhibition of folk Vietnamese paintings opened in the central city of Da Nang on February 1 with a view to honouring cultural and spiritual values of Vietnamese ethnic groups.
The Tour Guide Association, Ha Noi branch, was set up on January 16 with a view to improving professional skills of tour guides in the capital city.
The Temple of Literature, a popular tourist attraction in Ha Noi, launched an audio guide service for visitors on January 11.
Ho Chi Minh City has been asked to diversify tourist products and attractions to lure visitors at home and abroad.
The People’s Committee of Da Nang city and Vietnam Airlines (VNA) Corporation co-signed a cooperation agreement of tourism, trade and investment promotion as well as advertising images and air routes to Da Nang city.
The Central Highlands province of Dak Lak targets welcoming 810,000 tourists this year, earning 750 billion VND (33.3 million USD), according to the provincial Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism.