If you asked me where you should visit to
understand more about Viet Nam, my answer would be Quang Tri Province.
Conde Nast Traveler, one of the world's most
distinguished travel magazines, has elevated five Vietnamese hotels and resorts
to top spots in its annual Readers' Choice Awards.
Some 90 beauties from around the world are
expected to visit Mui Ne today for the second challenge of the beauty pageant in
the Saturday night after the talent challenge in HCM City on Tuesday.
This year more than 5 million foreign tourists and
28 million local travellers are expected in Viet Nam, according to the Minister
of Culture, Sports and Tourism, Hoang Tuan Anh.
The Vietnam Tourism Administration’s Marketing
Department will send a delegation to survey some Southern Central provinces to
prepare for the upcoming National Tourism Year 2011, with the theme “Sea and
Islands”, to be held in the coastal provinces.
According to several travel agencies in Ho Chi
Minh City, the number of MICE (Meeting-Incentive-Conference-Event) tourists
arriving in the city is expected to soar at the end of the year.
Vietnam will do its best to attract one million
Japanese tourists per year to the country by 2015, said Hoang Thi Diep, Deputy
General Director of the Vietnam National Administration of Tourism (VNAT).
The Russian Cultural Days will take place in
Vietnam for the second time from November 14-22 with the aim of intensifying the
traditional ties of cultural cooperation and exchange between the two countries.
The Vietnamese Embassy in Morocco exempted visa
fees for tours of Vietnam from October 10 to December 31, 2010.
Russian troupes will perform some of their
celebrated art forms like ballet, classical music, and circus at the Russian
Cultural Days in Vietnam festival later this month in three cities.
A 17th century communal house (dinh) on the
outskirts of Ha Noi that won the highest prize in the heritage preservation
category at the International Union of Architects in Xi'an, China, last month,
has officially reopened after months of restoration.
More than 160 antiques dated from the Nguyen
Dynasty in the 19th century are on display at the National Palace Museum of the
Republic of Korea as from Nov. 8.
Vietnam’s Saint Giong Festival has been put among
47 nominations for recognition as the world intangible cultural heritages by the
UNESCO. The list was announced by the UNESCO on Nov. 9.
Training tourguides at heritage sites aims to help
local people and tourists improve their understanding about the value of
heritage sites as well as awareness of heritage conservation.
Climbing the mountain sometimes called the roof of
Southern Vietnam is a once in a lifetime experience for visitors to Tay Ninh
Province.
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