Binh Thuan tourism with blue sea - white sand - and golden sunshine has become a well-known, safe, friendly and trusted destination for tourists from all over the country and abroad.
The art tour titled “Turning Waste into Art: Urban Environmental Solutions in Ha Noi Through a Creative Lens” took place on September 30 at Phuc Tan Forest Park, located at the base of Ha Noi’s iconic Long Bien Bridge.
To develop green tourism in line with the province’s orientation, in addition to the efforts of local authorities, tourism businesses also need the cooperation of the community, especially tourists. Accordingly, the tourism industry needs to promote the organization of discovery and experience tours combined with joint activities to protect the environment.
Various forces, including the police, the military, youth volunteers, and local residents took part in waste collection activities along the coastline near Sun Carival Square in Ha Long city on September 28.
September 30th, a tree-planting campaign to restore the forests on Cu Lao Cham was launched in Tan Hiep commune, Hoi An city, Quang Nam province.
The Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism of Vinh Long Province coordinated with Focus Travel Group to organise a seminar on developing river tourism associated with preserving and promoting the economic, cultural and social values of the traditional brick and pottery village of Mang Thit on September 28.
The air route connecting Can Tho with Phu Quoc will be operated by Vietnam Airlines using ATR 72 aircraft, with a capacity of about 72 passengers.
Recently, the Vietnam Record Organization has confirmed a record for Hon Trung (located in Con Dao National Park, Con Dao, Ba Ria - Vung Tau) as the seabird sanctuary with the highest reproductive density in Vietnam
According to the leader of the Da Nang International Terminal Investment and Operation Joint Stock Company (AHT), after nearly 2 years of operation, the ‘Heritage Road’ art programme has created a vibrant cultural exchange space much loved by both local people and tourists.
The Con Dao National Heritage Conservation Center has announced that after 11 weeks of implementing the "Green Offering Baskets on Saturdays" campaign (from July 6th to September 14th), Hang Duong Cemetery has welcomed 27,663 visitors with 10,642 offering meals, baskets, and flower bouquets. Among them, 10,470 offering baskets meet the criteria for "Green Offering Baskets," accounting for 98.38%.