Accordingly, the country has been nominated for World’s Leading Destination, Culinary Destination and Cultural Destination awards.

In addition, the capital city of Hanoi and Hoi An were chosen to race for the titles of World’s Leading City Destination and World’s Leading Cultural City Destination, respectively.

Hanoi was listed among nominees for World’s Leading City Destination title.

Meanwhile, Vietnam National Administration of Tourism is also in the running for the World’s Leading Tourist Board.

Vietnam’s appearance in many voting categories for the world’s prestigious awards affirmed Vietnamese tourism’s position on the world’s travel map as well as contributes to promoting the image of the country to international community.

This year’s awards ceremony for Asia will take place in Phu Quoc island district, the Mekong River Delta Province of Kien Giang on October 12. Meanwhile, the world’s awards ceremony will be held in Muscat, Oman in November.

Readers can access the website https://www.worldtravelawards.com/vote to vote for Vietnam.

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Hang Kia and Pa Co communes – attractive destinations in Hoa Binh province

Many visitors have referred to Van, Lac and Pom Coong villages whenever visiting Mai Chau district, the northern mountainous province of Hoa Binh, but few people know that Hang Kia and Pa Co communes are also destinations with great tourism potential thanks to beautiful and unspoiled natural sceneries and the unique and intact cultural identities of the Mong ethnic minority people.

Source: NDO