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Planning to boost tourism in Hoi An, Quang Nam
Hoi An town in the central province of Quang Nam
is building a VND2 billion tourism promotion plan between now and 2010.
The plan will focus on three strategic spearheads, including the World Cultural
Heritage of Hoi An Ancient City, the Cham Islands World Biosphere Reserve and
sea-based tourism.
According to the Quang Nam provincial Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism,
traditional tours such as “One day being a resident in the Ancient City” and
“One day being a resident in the Cham Islands World Biosphere Reserve” together
with two new products--“Night Market” and the “Tourism and Environment
Festival”--will be promoted.
Information on Hoi An will be posted on tourism websites, in aviation
publications, tourist guide books and books on Hoi An.
About 30km from the central city of Da Nang, the small city of Hoi An not only
contains diversified architecture of different cultures but also preserves a
huge treasure of intangible cultural values. The Hoi An Ancient City, which was
recognised by the UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO)
as a world cultural heritage site in 1999, has become an attractive destination
for tourists.
In the first nine months of this year, Hoi An city welcomed 812,000 tourists,
including 396,000 foreign arrivals. Especially, after the Cham Islands was
recognised as a world biosphere reserve, the number of visitors to the city has
increased by over 80 percent compared to the same period last year.
Hoi An was also selected as one of the top ten destinations in Asia based on an
online vote conducted by the tourism magazine Smart Travel Asia.
Source: VietNamNet/VNA |
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