Vietnam has gained the first position among the world’s top 10 travel destinations for families.
National Parks and Natural Reserves are considered an invaluable natural resource of the country. However, tourism management there has numerous limitations which require proper measures to lessen adverse impacts to the environment and develop the areas sustainably.
The Tourism Association of Quang Nam province is working with local destinations to devise more tourist products with distinctive local flavour to keep visitors amidst the declining arrivals from Europe and North America.
PM Nguyen Xuan Phuc stressed the need to make heritages revive and survive beneficially, making contributions to sustainable development at a conference on protection and promotion the values of Viet Nam’s heritages for sustainable development held in Ha Noi on July 27.
The primitive landscape in parallel with time-honoured cultural values preserved by local people have helped turn Si Thau Thai village in Tam Duong district, the northern mountainous province of Lai Chau into a charming community-based tourist destination.
Proper management of water and fires at the Tràm Chim National Park in Đồng Tháp Province holds the key to preserving the Ramsar site’s eco-system, experts have said.
Funding from the UK’s Olsen Animal Trust ends rides for three elephants and enables a radical new cruelty-free approach to elephant tourism.
(TITC)- Recently, Son Doong Cave (Quang Binh Province) and Sung Sot Cave (Ha Long Bay) has been listed among 10 wonders of caves in Southeast Asia by the travel website Thehoneycombers.com.
(TITC) – On 5 July 2018, a ceremony was held in Ha Noi to give prizes of the 8th National Tourism Art Photography Contest and open the photo exhibition “I love Viet Nam”.
With many diverse, attractive hot spots, from mountains to beaches, mainland to islands, cultural and world heritage sites, Vietnam is a favorite destination for international tourists. Economic growth has also led to a boom in the number of domestic tourists. Yet this boom in tourism has also led to large impacts on and losses of the country’s biodiversity.