Fine arts museum launches new e-ticket system

The Vietnam National Museum of Fine Arts on January 15 launched its new electronic ticket system, making it the first among those in Vietnam deploy e-ticket.
Fine arts museum launches new e-ticket system ảnh 1Delegates experience e-ticket at the Vietnam National Museum of Fine Arts. (Photo: Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism)

Hanoi (VNA) – The VietnamNational Museum of Fine Arts on January 15 launched its new electronic ticketsystem, making it the first among those in Vietnam deploye-ticket.

The system is the result of thecooperation project between the museum and the Tourism Information Centre underthe Vietnam National Administration of Tourism (VNAT), aiming to createconvenience for visitors and tour operators.

Fine arts museum launches new e-ticket system ảnh 2The Vietnam National Museum of Fine Arts on January 15 launches its new electronic ticket system. (Photo: Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism)

With the e-ticket system, visitors willnot be required to go to the counter, but can instead purchase tickets onlinethrough the national tourism application "Vietnam Tourism - VietnamTravel" on their smart devices.

The tickets are integrated for use inother places, and a single ticket can be used for all members of a grouptour./.

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