Dragon bridge

Inauguration of world's largest dragon-shaped steel in Da Nang (Dragon Bridge).

TThis morning, March 29, the Dragon Bridge over the Han River in Da Nang was inaugurated and opened for traffic on the occasion of Da Nang’s 38th anniversary of the liberation. Located 1km away, the sail-shaped Tran Thi Ly was also put into operation..

Ha Noi photo

Hanoi nostalgic over film cameras

The photos taken with old film-based players, the Sword Lake scene dreamy colors of the past between the current time..

Ha Long bay

Ha Long bay Photo

Nguyễn Trung Kiên take photo Ha Long bay tin the morning.

Buu Long Park

For those seeking the tranquility and mystery of nature for a nice weekend, Buu Long Park could be a good place to relax.

Royal Garden Nhat Tan Village

Flower gardens in the Nhat Tan village, Hanoi, have suddenly turned into natural parks with many ornaments and all sorts of brightly colored flowers. Young people flock to these gardens to pose for photos.

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Mar 4, 2013

Tourism stimulus programme launched

Vietnam National Administration of Tourism (VNAT) Deputy General Director Nguyen Manh Cuong has announced the launch of the agency’s 2013 stimulus programme, designed to increase the number of international tourists visiting Vietnam.

The domestic tourism stimulus programme aims to improve the quality and the competitiveness of domestic air travel, transport, hotel, and restaurant services.

 Tourism stimulus


The tourism sector will collaborate on Vietnam International Travel Mart (VITM) 2013, this year themed “Discovering the Red River Delta – the Origin of Vietnamese Culture”.
The industry event is a valuable opportunity for Vietnamese and foreign travel operators to establish connections and sign contracts with the potential to expand Vietnam’s foreign visitor markets.
According to the VNAT, 570,000 foreigners visited Vietnam in February, down 18.3 percent from February 2012 and 11.2 percent from January 2013.
In the first two months of this year, the total number of international visitors was estimated at 1.213 million—a 9.6 percent decrease on last year’s arrivals.
The number of visitors from Germany fell by 69 percent, Hong Kong by 55 percent, Laos by 39 percent, and Denmark by 36 percent.
The number of Russian tourists surged a surprising 38 percent. The next biggest increases were from New Zealand  (24.8 percent), Indonesia (21.9 percent), Thailand (18.8 percent), and the Republic of Korea (10.4 percent).
Vietnam recorded 7.8 million domestic tourists in the first two months of 2013, up 11.3 percent compared to the same period last year.
The tourism sector’s total revenue is expected to hit VND35,000 billion, 7.9 percent higher than 2012.
 SOUCE: VOV