A famtrip tourist group,
including representatives of 33 travel companies in Asia, started a survey trip,
entitled “Impression of the Central Tourism”, on March 18th.
Most of the typical products
of Vietnam’s mountainous North-West region can be found in Na Tau Market, a
rather small market in Dien Bien District.
While the hot and bustling
capital keeps most at bay during the Hanoi summer, a quick daytrip to
neighboring Ha Tay Province’s Ao Vua, or King’s Pond, is a breath of fresh air
and scenery.
Diving into the turquoise
waters and lying leisurely jay on a quiet beach during the daytime and at night
are what holidaymakers may think of in their summer vacations. Tay Beach in the
central province of Khanh Hoa is a recommended destination.
Lying between two mountain
passes, Mang Den and Violak, and about 50 kilometers from Kontum township, the
grassland of Mang Den is poised to become the second resort town of the Central
Highlands after Dalat City thanks to its cool weather.
Famous for its resorts that
line the coast, Binh Thuan Province also is home to white sand dunes, groves of
coconut trees, and vast fields of dragon fruit lining the roads near the popular
resort town of Mui Ne.
Known for its beaches, the town also has some of the most favourable wind conditions in Asia for water sports, including kite-boarding and kite-surfing.
Known for its beaches, the town also has some of the most favourable wind conditions in Asia for water sports, including kite-boarding and kite-surfing.
Tran Van Khoa, a native of Cua
Dai fishing village in the central city of Hoi An, operates a special Eco-Tour
to his hometown, inviting travelers to not only visit ancient streets but also
join a fishing trip, try coracle racing and help local residents to collect
garbage on the beach.
Foreign airlines active in
Vietnam have launched or are working on plans to operate new flights to
Australia, Europe and other destinations that allow air links for passengers
departing from this country.
The 43rd international tourism
fair took place at the world largest exhibition centre in Berlin, Germany from
March 11-15. 25 Vietnamese companies joined the event with the “Impressive
Vietnam” program.
The Ho Chi Minh City People’s
Committee has banned the use of sky lanterns and all performances involving fire
at places like bars, discotheques, and restaurants.
More than 200,000 people
attended the Goddess of Mercy Festival in the central city of Da Nang from March
13-15.
The government agreed with the
Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and the Vietnam National UNESCO
Committee on the sending of the “Vietnamese people’s ca tru” files to UNESCO for
consideration as the intangible cultural heritage of urgent protection.
The World Wildlife Fund (WWF)
has launched a photo contest around the moments before and after lights are
turned off on March 28 in the evening for Earth Hour.
International Francophone Day
2009 will take place from March 20 to 31 in Hanoi, HCMC and Danang with the
support of the Wallonie-BruxeIles Mission in Vietnam. The event is a series of
activities including seminars, music shows, concerts, exhibitions and film
festival.
The Republic of Korea (RoK)’s
Solah song and dance ensemble performed at a traditional music exchange in the
Mekong Delta province of Ben Tre on March 14.
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