Organised by the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Tourism, this year’s event attracted more than 150 pavilions, providing visitors with various promotional tourism products such as air tickets, tours, packages for four-star and five-star hotels and resorts, and tickets to the entertainment areas.

Visitors at the festival will have a chance to receive many gifts and vouchers from the participating units.

In addition, visitors at the festival will have a chance to receive many gifts and vouchers from the participating units.

The fest also features talks with popular travel bloggers to listen to their travel experiences on building itineraries, planning budgets, preparing clothes, and travelling with kids.

The tourism fest, which aims to create a platform for travel lovers in the city as well as serve the increasing travel demand of people, will last until April 14.

Binh Dinh ready for tourism season peak of 2019

Binh Dinh province is preparing for the peak tourism season this year with various activities to lure visitors, stated Ho Quoc Dung, Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee.

 

Street carnival to kick-start Sam Son Sea Tourism Festival 2019

Colourful flower carriages and dances by foreign artists during a street carnival will kick-start the 2019 Sam Son Sea Tourism Festival in Sam Son city, in the central province of Thanh Hoa, on April 13.

 

Hanoi promotes investment-tourism cooperation with Japan

The Hanoi People’s Committee organised a conference to promote investment and tourism cooperation with Japan in the capital city on March 29.

 

Vietnamese tourism industry to grow amidst Industry 4.0

A conference held on March 28 in the framework of the Vietnam International Travel Mart (VITM) sought solutions to develop tourism in the context of Industry 4.0.

 

Phu Yen Culture – Tourism Week 2019 to open soon

The Phu Yen Culture – Tourism Week 2019 will take place in the south-central province of Phu Yen from March 27 – April 5, as part of the activities in response to National Tourism Year 2019. 

 

Source: NDO