1,250 foreign tourists join in trans-Vietnam sea tour
Saigontourist Travel Service Co. on
Aug. 30 welcomed Italian cruise ship Costa Allegra which anchored in
northern coastal Quang Ninh province for a four-day trans-Vietnam tour.
Saigontourist Travel Service Co. on
Aug. 30 welcomed Italian cruise ship Costa Allegra which anchored in
northern coastal Quang Ninh province for a four-day trans-Vietnam tour.
A total of 1,250 tourists from Italy , France , Spain , Germany and the UK on board the cruiser toured popular sites in Ha Long Bay, Yen Tu area and a number of northern famous villages.
The five-star cruise ship docked at the Tien Sa port in central coastal Da Nang city on Aug. 31 where its passengers will explore the city. They will also visit the Thien Mu Pagoda, King Minh Mang’s royal tomb and Dai Noi (the Citadel’s Inner City) in former imperial Hue city and the Thanh Ha pottery village in central Quang Nam province.
Costa Allegra will leave Da Nang city on the evening of Aug. 31 and is scheduled to arrive in Ho Chi Minh City on Sept. 2 where tourists will explore the Cu Chi tunnel, travel around the city by cyclos, and enjoy music and dance programmes.
Saigontourist said that it will receive around 3,000 tourists aboard the cruise liner in September, bringing the total of sea tourists welcomed by the company to 45,000./.
A total of 1,250 tourists from Italy , France , Spain , Germany and the UK on board the cruiser toured popular sites in Ha Long Bay, Yen Tu area and a number of northern famous villages.
The five-star cruise ship docked at the Tien Sa port in central coastal Da Nang city on Aug. 31 where its passengers will explore the city. They will also visit the Thien Mu Pagoda, King Minh Mang’s royal tomb and Dai Noi (the Citadel’s Inner City) in former imperial Hue city and the Thanh Ha pottery village in central Quang Nam province.
Costa Allegra will leave Da Nang city on the evening of Aug. 31 and is scheduled to arrive in Ho Chi Minh City on Sept. 2 where tourists will explore the Cu Chi tunnel, travel around the city by cyclos, and enjoy music and dance programmes.
Saigontourist said that it will receive around 3,000 tourists aboard the cruise liner in September, bringing the total of sea tourists welcomed by the company to 45,000./.
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