Countries promote regional tourism initiative
Vietnam , Laos , Cambodia and Myanmar will jointly produce a
documentary titled, “Four countries -- one destination” with the aim of
promoting the countries’ tourism industry and strengthening their
cooperation in the field.
Vietnam , Laos , Cambodia and Myanmar will jointly produce a
documentary titled, “Four countries -- one destination” with the aim of
promoting the countries’ tourism industry and strengthening their
cooperation in the field.
The film is part of the national action programme in tourism and the national tourism promotion programme in 2010 initiated by Vietnam .
Covering a tour of four nations, the documentary will become a significant drawing-card for foreign tourists, said Nguyen Phuc Thanh, Head of the Organisation and Personnel Department under the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism at a seminar held in Hanoi on Jan. 19.
With an array of short documentary films, the programme will use 3D and 2D vision to feature the history, culture and daily life of the four countries, with Vietnam at the centre.
It focuses on new, mysterious and attractive destinations -- from the Temple of Literature, Thang Long royal citadel, handicraft villages in Hanoi, Vietnam; the Mekong river, Luang Prabang ancient capital city and Thap Luang of Laos to Angkor Wat temple, ancient capital city of Angkor Thom and Sea Lake of Cambodia and Shwe Dagon pagoda, Mandalay ancient capital city and Bagas city of Myanmar.
At the seminar, representatives from Laos , Myanmar and Cambodia expressed their support for the Vietnam ’s initiative idea and took the occasion to introduce their special cultural and historical destinations./.
The film is part of the national action programme in tourism and the national tourism promotion programme in 2010 initiated by Vietnam .
Covering a tour of four nations, the documentary will become a significant drawing-card for foreign tourists, said Nguyen Phuc Thanh, Head of the Organisation and Personnel Department under the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism at a seminar held in Hanoi on Jan. 19.
With an array of short documentary films, the programme will use 3D and 2D vision to feature the history, culture and daily life of the four countries, with Vietnam at the centre.
It focuses on new, mysterious and attractive destinations -- from the Temple of Literature, Thang Long royal citadel, handicraft villages in Hanoi, Vietnam; the Mekong river, Luang Prabang ancient capital city and Thap Luang of Laos to Angkor Wat temple, ancient capital city of Angkor Thom and Sea Lake of Cambodia and Shwe Dagon pagoda, Mandalay ancient capital city and Bagas city of Myanmar.
At the seminar, representatives from Laos , Myanmar and Cambodia expressed their support for the Vietnam ’s initiative idea and took the occasion to introduce their special cultural and historical destinations./.
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