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Vidogroup, Viantravel partner to promote green tourism oriented towards communities
Vietnamese tourism firms Vidogroup and Viantravel are working together to develop sustainable tourism products that emphasize environmental responsibility and community engagement in response to evolving industry trends.
Their approach extends beyond traditional tourism services by incorporating community-oriented initiatives. With a commitment to customer satisfaction, they have introduced tours that not only offer unique travel experiences but also contribute to the economic and social development of local communities.
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Tour exploring traditional craft villages in Dong Thap, a product of Vidogroup and Viantravel. |
Each tour is designed to balance sightseeing and exploration with local development. Vidogroup and Viantravel collaborate with local businesses, households, and communities to create sustainable income sources. These initiatives aim to support economic growth while preserving the traditional cultural values of ethnic communities.
In recent years, sustainable tourism has gained increasing importance among travelers who prioritize environmental conservation and responsible travel practices. Green tourism allows visitors to experience natural landscapes while contributing to conservation efforts.
Vidogroup and Viantravel emphasize eco-friendly tourism, including community-based tours and visits to lesser-known destinations, to help reduce the impact on overcrowded tourist sites.
They also encourage the use of environmentally friendly transportation, reduced plastic consumption, and other sustainable travel practices.
Both companies continuously update their tour programs to align with sustainable tourism trends, particularly with special packages for the upcoming April 30th holiday.
These experiences aim to provide travelers with meaningful journeys that also support nature conservation and local communities.
Vidogroup and Viantravel view travel as an opportunity not only for personal discovery but also for fostering positive social impact.
By integrating green and community-based tourism, they aim to contribute to the sustainable development of local tourism and the broader Vietnamese tourism industry.
Additionally, a portion of their tourism revenue is allocated to environmental initiatives, including tree planting projects, wildlife conservation, and ecosystem restoration.
Their long-term commitment is focused on maintaining ecological balance and promoting sustainable tourism for future generations.
"Tourism is not just about travel but also about creating positive change, raising community awareness, and protecting natural resources. With a long-term vision and continuous efforts, Vidogroup and Viantravel offer meaningful journeys for those who want to contribute to environmental protection," a company representative stated.
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