Chinese cruise ship brings 700 foreign visitors to Da Nang

The Chinese-flagged ship Zhao Shang Yi Dun on November 30 brought over 700 tourists to Da Nang’s Tien Sa port for sightseeing in the central coastal city.
Chinese cruise ship brings 700 foreign visitors to Da Nang ảnh 1The Chinese-flagged ship Zhao Shang Yi Dun docks at Da Nang’s Tien Sa port on November 30 (Photo: VNA)
Da Nang (VNA) - The Chinese-flagged ship ZhaoShang Yi Dun on November 30 brought over 700 tourists to Da Nang’s Tien Sa portfor sightseeing in the central coastal city.

The visitors were taken on tours to such localattractions as the Cham Museum, Han market, the Marble Mountain scenic area, NonNuoc stone carving village, and Linh Ung pagoda.

The Da Nang Department of Tourism has issued a dispatch torelevant units requesting the assurance of a tourist-friendly environment,security, and safety for tourists during their sightseeing activities.

Following this port call, Zhao Shang Yi Dun is expected to anchor at Tien Sa port ten more times, bringing an estimated total of 7,000 passengers, during the time from now to the end of the year and early 2024.

Earlier in November, the city hosted thousands of tourists arriving on international cruise ships, including the Resorts World One and SilverWhisper./.
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