The Viet Nam National Administration of Tourism (VNAT) has planned a series of activities at home and abroad to promote Vietnamese tourism in 2014.
The New Zealand Embassy in Viet Nam and the Vnexpress e-newspaper on March 26 launched the “New Zealand - New Horizon” contest, aiming to promote the country’s tourism in Viet Nam.
(TITC) - Phu Quoc Island, Mui Ne sand dunes, Mekong Delta, Sa Pa and Cu Chi tunnels of Viet Nam have been listed in top 19 Southeast Asia’s destinations that “will actually change your life” by the Huffington Post – an American news website.
The number of foreign tourist arrivals to Viet Nam in the first quarter of 2014 reached an estimated 2.32 million, a 29.3 percent rise over a year previous, according to the General Department of Statistics.
A variety of promotions have been launched for the first period of Golden Tourism Week in the imperial city of Hue, which runs from March 26 to April 1.
Eleven Russian artists are joining hands with three Khanh Hoa Province-based artists to display their artworks at a group exhibition in HCMC.
Japan is promoting tourism in Viet Nam, particularly in Ho Chi Minh and Hanoi, in a bid to attract more tourists to the ancient Japanese capital of Nara.
A festival commemorating the 245th death anniversary of peasant hero Hoang Cong Chat kicked off in Dien Bien district, the northern mountainous province of Dien Bien on March 24.
Surveys on demand of visitors are being conducted in five key destinations in Viet Nam, aiming at increasing the quality of tourism products and services and helping build the sector’s development plans and better destination management.
The less developed Central region of Viet Nam harvests distinct cultural values and natural masterpieces largely unknown to outsiders.
How to develop tourism closely linked to traditional craft villages was examined at a March 20 seminar in HCM City.
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