Visitors paint on conical hats at the space for displaying, introducing and performing Hue traditional crafts

Ms. Duong Thi Cong Ly, Director of the Vietnam - Hanoi Tourism Joint Stock Company's Hue Branch, said that the company can still bring visitors to some relic sites, mausoleums, and places on high terrain that are not flooded. "We also flexibly agree with visitors to adjust and replace outdoor experiences with indoor experiences, such as learning and experiencing enamel, bamboo, incense making, etc."

One of the destinations introduced to visitors is the Hue Traditional Craft Exhibition, Introduction and Performance Space at 15 Le Loi, Hue City. In addition to individual visitors, some units also coordinate to bring visitors here to experience and learn about Hue traditional craft culture.

Ms. Nguyen Thi Chau Mai, a tourist from Hanoi, shared: “It was quite a pity that I came to Hue during the rainy season, so I couldn’t check in at the beautiful destinations. But because of that, I learned about some interesting traditional jobs in Hue.”

Due to heavy rain, tourists coming to Hue cannot go out to experience things and have to stay in hotels. Mr. Ho Dang Xuan Lan, Chairman of Hue City Hotel Association, General Director of Parkview Hue Hotel said that the number of guests staying in hotels is increasing, the unit must concentrate its forces, improve service quality, especially focusing on doing well on-site services such as restaurants, spas, etc.

Visitors to tourist attractions not flooded

Mr. Do Ngoc Co, Chairman of Hue City Tourism Association, said that due to the flood situation, many tourism business activities were interrupted, affecting about 60-70% of tours. Most domestic tourists chose to reschedule or cancel their tours, but international tourists were less affected. To ensure safety, travel agencies proactively coordinated and agreed with customers to adjust the experience program, cut or change destinations in the program to suit weather conditions and ensure safety. The safety of tourists is still the top priority.

According to Mr. Tran Quang Hao, Director of Hue Tourism Investment and Services Joint Stock Company (Huetourist), about 60% of tour programs were affected by floods. Many tours to Thuy Bieu and Tam Giang had to be adjusted, postponed or canceled to ensure the safety of life and property of both tourists and tourism workers. “In Thuy Bieu, we enhance experiences with local people about cuisine, herbal foot baths…”, Mr. Hao shared.

Guests experience making dishes at the accommodation

The weather situation is still complicated, currently the tourism industry and units are also implementing adaptive measures and proactively responding.

Mr. Vo Hoang Lien Minh, Chief of Office of the Department of Tourism, said that the Department of Tourism has directed units to request tourism service businesses to proactively deploy plans to prevent and combat storms and heavy rains at the unit, check and reinforce facilities, especially in coastal areas, rivers, lakes, streams, waterfalls, places at risk of landslides and flooding. Do not organize tours, sightseeing activities, entertainment in dangerous areas; absolutely ensure the safety of tourists. Units also arrange staff on duty 24/24, ready to coordinate with local authorities and functional agencies to promptly handle situations when they arise.
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