Tourism recovery programme launched to adapt to new normal

In the photo: The golden hue of terraced rice fields in Trung Khanh attracts tourists to the northern mountainous province of Cao Bang. (Photo: VNA)

In the photo: Central Da Nang city offers free tickets to visitors to contemplate Han River at night. (Photo: VNA)

In the photo: Visitors enjoy the beauty of the Medieval European architectural works in Phu Quoc (Kien Giang). (Photo: VNA)

In the photo: In the photo: Golden Bridge in Da Nang city introduces measures to resume tourism activities. (Photo: VNA)

In photo: Nha Trang, dubbed as “Pearl of the Far East,” is an attractive tourism destination for both domestic and foreign tourists. (Photo: VNA)

In photo:  In photo: terraced fields winding around small houses on Ta Leng peak attract tourists to Lai Chau province. (Photo: VNA)

In the photo: VinWonders in Phu Quoc (Kien Giang province) – Vietnam’s largest theme park. (Photo: VNA)

In the photo: Nui Chua and Kon Ha Nung are recognised as world’s biosphere reserves by UNESCO (Photo: VNA)