Green tourism is a development trend in the world, including in Quang Nam province, towards sustainable environmental and cultural protection.
Quang Nam is replicating the zero-waste tourism models at some typical tourist sites with the goal of reaching many zero-waste tourist attractions in the province.
On the morning of September 9, 2023, Silk Sense Hoi An River Resort (located in Hoi An city, Quang Nam province) was officially announced to be a hotel saying ‘no’ to plastic waste released into the environment and to single-use plastic items.
A pilot green tour has just been held around Cham Islands, Tan Hiep commune, Hoi An city (Quang Nam province).
(TITC) - Since 2018, four homestays named Quan Pom, Kien Panh, Quyet Doan, Khau Pha House of indigenous Thai families in Cao Pha commune, Mu Cang Chai district, Yen Bai province have been guided by KPF - Khau Pha Friends how provide tourism services in a thoughtful manner, towards the goal of sustainable tourism development in the area.
(TITC) - Besides the advantages of culture, history, architecture and landscape, Ha Noi has great potential for developing agricultural and rural tourism. The development of agricultural and rural tourism in the direction of green and sustainable growth in Ha Noi is in line with the current trend.
(TITC) - In the middle of a sunny summer day, the delegation visited Mr. Nguyen Xuan Quyen's house at 46, Long Ho village, Kim Son commune, Son Tay town, Ha Noi. The small house is located in the middle of a mature garden with crawling trees to ease the summer heat.
As one of the two models approved by the Hoa Vang District People's Committee for exploiting tourism services in combination with agricultural, forestry and aquaculture development on a trial basis, the An Phu Farm in Hoa Phu Commune has been very attractive to visitors who want to experience the growing of organic vegetables and fruit trees, and caring for livestock.
On the occasion of the scientific workshop "Research on building a specific model of community-based tourism (CBT) associated with conservation of Hon Yen coral reef and Da Dia complex of Phu Yen province" just held in Phu Yen, Mr Nguyen Van My, Chairman of the Members' Council of Lua Viet Tourism Co., Ltd., a member of the workshop had discussions with Phu Yen Newspaper around the development of local CBT.
The 1,100km Truong Son mountain range stretches across 21 provinces in Vietnam, including Thanh Hoa, Nghe An, Ha Tinh, Quang Binh, Quang Tri, and Thua Thien Hue, as well as parts of Laos and Cambodia. Taking advantage of the majestic landscapes and cultural diversity of local ethnic groups, Vietnam’s central provinces have developed green tourism models that attract large numbers of travelers.