(TITC) – In 2023, Tan Hoa Village (Quang Binh Province) was honored by the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) as one of the World’s Best Tourism Villages. Its success is not only a source of pride for Quang Binh but also a model that offers valuable lessons for rural development throughout Vietnam. From a
(TITC) – From a small coastal village sustained by fishing and salt-making, Doc Let Fishing Village (Ninh Hai Commune, Khanh Hoa Province) has gradually emerged as a model for rural tourism. The transformation is closely tied to the New Rural Development Program and the promotion of OCOP products, showcasing how tradition and tourism can thrive
(TITC) – Ngoc Lang Vegetable Village is a peaceful and charming destination that stands out among the once-famous tourist attractions of Phu Yen, now part of Dak Lak Province. As a traditional vegetable-growing community, it draws visitors who come to immerse themselves in rural life and explore sustainable farming practices. Nestled on a large diamond-shaped
(TITC) – Nestled in Huong Phung Commune along the western branch of the Ho Chi Minh Highway, near the breathtaking Sa Mu Pass – one of the most scenic routes in Central Vietnam – Chênh Vênh Village is emerging as an ideal stopover for travelers exploring the wonders of Quang Tri. This tranquil village is
(TITC) – Coi Da, a hidden gem recently unveiled in Kim Ngan Commune, Quang Tri Province (formerly Ngan Thuy Commune, Le Thuy District, Quang Binh Province), is emerging as a captivating destination for travelers seeking tranquility and authentic rural tourism experiences. Nestled in a vast valley surrounded by towering limestone mountains, pristine caves, and crystal-clear
(TITC) – The ancient city of Hoi An, a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site, is renowned for its moss-covered tiled roofs and the poetic Hoai River. Today, it stands as a leading model in developing craft village experience tourism. In Hoi An, traditional craft villages are transforming long-standing cultural values into engines of economic growth,
(TITC) – More than just hand-woven fabric, brocade is a living expression of history, identity, and artistry. Today, it is evolving into a sustainable source of income, improving the livelihoods of Vietnam’s ethnic minorities through tourism. Brocade: A Colorful Tapestry of Ethnic Identity Brocade is traditionally woven on rudimentary looms, using time-honored techniques passed down
(TITC) – In recent years, Bat Trang Pottery Village (Hanoi) has not only kept the flame of its traditional craft burning but also emerged as a vibrant tourist destination – proving how tourism can revitalize a heritage that spans centuries. From Struggles to a Tourism Magnet Bat Trang, once renowned for its handmade pottery, faced
(TITC) – From rough rattan and bamboo fibers, the skilled artisans of Tat Vien Village, located in Tan Hung Commune, Hung Yen Province (formerly Thu Sy Commune, Tien Lu District), transform humble materials into exquisite works of art – each piece infused with the soul of Vietnam. Nestled amid the lush green rice fields of
(TITC) – From majestic stone plateaus to flower – filled valleys, Ha Giang captivates visitors not only with its stunning natural beauty but also with the ingenuity of its people – turning potential into rural tourism. Thanks to proactive leadership and effective implementation of macro – level policies, Ha Giang is emerging as a shining
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