Nghe An - Thanh Hoa - Ninh Binh and the green tourism journey

Attending the conference were: Mr. Ha Van Sieu - Deputy Director of the Vietnam National Tourism Administration; Mr. Nguyen Manh Than - Vice President of the Vietnam Tourism Association, President of the Hanoi Tourism Association.

Comrades Tran Thi My Hanh - Director of the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism of Nghe An; Bui Van Manh - Director of the Department of Tourism of Ninh Binh; and Vuong Thi Hai Yen - Deputy Director of the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism of Thanh Hoa presided over the conference.

brother 1 — Overview of the conference. Photo: Hoang Duc Chung

With their diverse natural and cultural tourism resources and potential advantages, Nghe An , Thanh Hoa, and Ninh Binh are becoming a bridge connecting tourism regions across the country. In recent years, collaborative tourism development activities among the three localities have received increasing attention, particularly in the promotion, marketing, and communication of unique and new tourism products, stimulating tourism development.

brother 2 — Mr. Ha Van Sieu, Deputy Director of the National Tourism Administration, speaks at the conference. Photo: Hoang Duc Chung

This is the 5th year that the provinces of Nghe An, Thanh Hoa, and Ninh Binh have jointly organized the Tourism Promotion Conference to enhance the effectiveness of exploiting linked tourism tours among the provinces, connecting them into a journey with many attractive experiences, contributing to positioning the tourism brand, and attracting domestic and international tourists to the localities.

Cua Lo is located 16 km northeast of Vinh city center. Cua Lo is developing and becoming increasingly modern and attractive. (Photo courtesy of Van Truong)

At the conference, the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism of Nghe An province presented an overview of the province's tourism, focusing on attractive tourism products such as beach and island tourism, resort tourism, cultural and historical tourism associated with the exploitation of heritage and historical sites, MICE tourism, golf tourism, new rural tourism, and ecotourism and resort tourism products.

On this occasion, the three provinces also organized a networking event between tourism businesses in the provinces and businesses from the North and other localities. The program aimed to introduce products, services, and promotional packages, while also promoting business cooperation in the tourism sector.

Cau Cau Tea Island is likened to the "Ha Long Bay of Nghe An" thanks to its picturesque landscape with rare and unique features. Originally an irrigation lake built in 1963, its highlight is the lush green tea islands standing out against the verdant mountains and clear waters, possessing a wild and romantic beauty. (Photo courtesy of Huy Thu)

In his remarks at the conference, Mr. Ha Van Sieu, Deputy Director of the Vietnam National Tourism Administration, noted that the three localities have been effectively exploiting tourism products and need to continue developing more attractive packages for tourists. He emphasized the need to focus not only on promotions but also on creating new, outstanding products to attract domestic and international visitors. He stressed the importance of strengthening tourism stimulus efforts in 2025, promoting cooperation and collaboration, and enhancing tourism promotion and communication through new methods and smart tourism applications to attract tourists.

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