(TITC) – The People’s Committee of Hoi An City has recently launched the campaign “Tourists and fishermen bring trash back to shore” to protect the marine environment, reduce plastic waste pollution, and safeguard ecosystems and landscapes in the Cu Lao Cham Marine Protected Area. The initiative also aims to promote Cu Lao Cham as
(TITC) – The Mekong Delta of southern Vietnam has long been celebrated as a fertile land of abundance, with vast orchards heavy with fruit, a diverse ecosystem of rivers and mangroves, and a culture deeply tied to the waterways. Equally captivating as its landscapes and warm-hearted people is the cuisine of the region – rustic
(TITC) – In recent years, Dong Thap has emerged as a leading destination for agricultural tourism. Among its most notable initiatives is the experiential tourism model in the buffer zone of Tram Chim National Park, which harmoniously blends traditional agriculture, nature conservation, and community awareness. Experiencing the Harvest in Tram Chim During the recent winter–spring
(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) – On the evening of 9 August, at the Bui Hui grasslands in Dang Thuy Tram commune, Quang Ngai province, the event “Night of the Grasslands – Touching the Clouds” took place. This marked the very first time the locality organized a “cloud-hunting” festival that combined music, cultural experiences, and nature, with the aim
(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) – Dak Lak, formerly known for its expansive coffee plantations, fertile agricultural lands, distinctive highland climate, and vibrant ethnic cultures, is entering a new chapter. The merger with neighboring Phu Yen has created Dak Lak (new) – a unique province that blends the majestic beauty of the Central Highlands with the abundant charm of
(TITC) – Following the recent administrative merger, Quang Ngai province now holds a unique geographical advantage by combining the coastal charm of the sea with the grandeur of the Central Highlands’ mountains and forests. Blessed with a diverse ecosystem and pristine natural landscapes, the province is a harmonious intersection of sea, islands, plateaus, and forested
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