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The Resurgence of Quang Ninh’s Tourism Industry Post-Typhoon

Quang Ninh, the resilient northeastern province of Vietnam, has demonstrated its strength and spirit in the face of adversity. After weathering the storm—quite literally—in the form of typhoon Yagi, the region has emerged with a renewed sense of vigor. The local tourism industry, a cornerstone of Quang Ninh's economy, has proven its resilience, quickly rebounding and returning to normalcy.

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23 October, 2024

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typhoon-hit quang ninh province recovers tourism industry picture 2 — Local authorities urge relevant departments and agencies to immediately implement the campaign, with a specific focus on collecting waste, restoring infrastructure, and salvaging sunken boats.

typhoon-hit quang ninh province recovers tourism industry picture 3 — Typhoon Yagi causes significant damage in Quang Ninh, thereby impacting various aspects of social life, particularly the service and tourism sectors.

typhoon-hit quang ninh province recovers tourism industry picture 4 — Reports indicate extensive damage has been done to accommodation establishments, particularly in Ha Long, Van Don, Cam Pha, and Co To.

typhoon-hit quang ninh province recovers tourism industry picture 5 — A total of 27 tourist boats and four vessels were sunk amid the extreme weather.

typhoon-hit quang ninh province recovers tourism industry picture 6 — In preparation for reopening, tourist boat operators in Ha Long Bay have focused on maintenance and safety checks in a bid to ensure that their vessels are fully ready to opearte.

typhoon-hit quang ninh province recovers tourism industry picture 7 — Around 10,000 tourists have visited Quang Ninh province over the past few days.

typhoon-hit quang ninh province recovers tourism industry picture 8 — Safety remains the top priority, with hotels quickly implementing all necessary measures in a bid to ensure the comfort and security of their guests in order to attract more tourists in the coming time.

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