With the Viber account, VNAT will send messages recommending interesting destinations and tourist activities for tourists during this summer tourism season.

Viber platform is used to promote Vietnam tourism.

The VNAT account is authenticated with a green checkmark. Its messages will be displayed with vivid frames in a message interface, providing interactive buttons and automatic replies. Users can interact, get more information, images, choose to watch videos or access the website of the VNAT through simple and convenient steps.

Previously, VNAT had also established communication channels on many social networks such as Zalo, Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram, showing its determination in applying digital transformation and information technology to promote tourism in Vietnam.

OCOP-based tourism yields new development spaces for rural areas

The “One Commune-One Product” (OCOP) programme and another on rural tourism in new-style rural area building for 2021-2025 have helped spur economic development in rural areas.

Yen The creates highlight in tourism

(BGO) – The Resolution of Yen The district Party Congress (Bac Giang province) in 2020-2025 tenure worked out the policy to promote the development of historical - cultural - spiritual, ecological and community tourism. The picture of Yen The tourism has had positive change thanks to the effective methods.

Efforts made to make tourism in the land of Phoenix take off

(BGO) - This term, Yen Dung district is determined to develop three types of tourism, including culture-spirituality; eco-resort; entertainment-sports and other tourism products imbued with the local traditional cultural identity.

Bac Giang kick starts tourism promotion programme in lychee harvest season

A programme to promote tourism in Luc Ngan district in the lychee harvest season kicked off at Bau Tien tourism area in the northern province of Bac Giang on June 13.

Preserving cultural identities associated with tourism development

(BGO) - Son Dong is a highland district with 30 ethnic groups including 57 percent of ethnic minorities. Each ethnic group has its own tradition. The district has worked out a number of schemes and plans to preserve and promote the traditional cultural identities attached to tourism development.

Source: VNA