Tours

The city is strengthening linkages, promoting cooperation, sharing information, and supporting localities together to gear up tourism recovery.

Cruising along the rivers in Vietnam could be an interesting way for travelers to discover the hidden beauty of the country after the pandemic.

Several places of historical and scenic interests in the central province of Thua Thien-Hue, home to the ancient capital of Hue, will be connected in a tour aiming to attract domestic tourists back to the province in the post-pandemic period.

A safety tour with a combination of automatic audio guides and traditional sightseeing was launched on October 23 at the Vietnam National Museum of History.

A recently-launched travel tour to Can Gio is viewed as a way to honour medical workers, and a pilot programme which aims to help the tourism sector in Ho Chi Minh City at large and the southern hub’s Can Gio district in particular gradually recover.

The city’s tourism industry plan this month to issue preferential policies to support Covid-19-hit people.

The retention of high-quality human resources to prepare for tourism recovery is a problem that needs to be handled in many ways.

The southern province of Kien Giang has lured over 1 trillion VND (43.4 million USD) worth of investment in two tourism projects spanning over 21.7 hectares in the first half of this year, according to the provincial Department of Tourism.

With the advantage of owning a long coastline, up to 3,200 kilometers with countless bays, Vietnam has become a favorite destination of many visitors globally.