Representatives from tourism management agencies of provinces and cities nationwide focused their discussions on measures to gradually recover tourism activities in line with a safe roadmap.

A view of Trang An Landscapes Complex in Ninh Binh province.

Accordingly, this month, provinces and cities began organising training courses on Covid-19 prevention and control regulations, processes in welcoming and serving tourists, criteria for safe tourism services, as well as preparations for incidents and risks.

From November, localities that have controlled the pandemic will start welcoming back domestic holiday-makers. They are required to strictly comply will regulations on vaccination against Covid-19 and testing.

A pilot plan on welcoming international tourists with vaccine passports to Phu Quoc island in the Mekong Delta province of Kien Giang will be implemented from October this year to March 2020. This scheme will prioritise key markets that have effectively controlled the Covid-19 pandemic, and had high vaccination coverage such as Northeast Asia, Europe, the US, the Middle East, and Australia.

By the end of 2021, Vietnam will welcome foreign tourists back to other destinations, including Ha Long Bay in Quang Ninh province, Hoi An ancient city in central Quang Nam province, Nha Trang in central Khanh Hoa province and Da Lat in the Central Highlands province of Lam Dong.

Huu Lien Village: An attractive ecotourism option in Lang Son Province

Huu Lien community-based tourism village in Huu Lien Commune, Huu Lung District, has recently emerged as an attractive ecotourism destination in Lang Son Province thanks to its pristine natural beauty.

Nationwide tourism recovery programme launched

The Vietnam Tourism Association (VTA) on September 28 launched a nationwide tourism recovery programme with a direction of living safely with the Covid-19 pandemic.

Video clip launched on YouTube to promote Phu Quoc’s tourism

A video clip titled “Viet Nam: Di de yeu! Roam Phu Quoc” was officially launched on YouTube on September 22, aiming to give viewers a taste of the “Pearl Island” - Phu Quoc.

Bac Giang step by step builds cultural-spiritual tourism brand

(BGO) – Bac Giang province has paid attention to developing cultural-spiritual tourism to attract visitors, contributing to arousing a pride of the nation's cultural and historical traditions.

Yen Dung develops tourism in connection with culture preservation

(BGO) – To gradually make tourism become local economic sector, Yen Dung district (Bac Giang province) defines to develop three major tourism products of spiritual – cultural tourism; ecotourism – resort; entertainment, leisure, sports and other ones with deep traditional cultural identities in the area.

Source: NDO/VNA