Some tourism enterprises are developing such tours as "One day discovering Hanoi" and "Discovering Autumn in Hanoi". (Photo: vietnamplus.vn) Hanoi (VNA) – As Vietnam has not yet opened its doors to international tourists, tourism enterprises in Hanoi are devising plans to welcome back domestic tourists. Unique and attractive products are being developed and many stimulus programmes will be launched to ensure safety for tourists and those working in the industry.
Phung Quang Thang, Director of Hanoitourist Company, said the unit is conducting a survey on tourism products in Hanoi and some localities that are doing well in pandemic prevention and control as well as studying their tourism policies to organise tours to safe destinations with a view to better serving domestic holidaymakers.
Hoan Kiem Lake (Photo: VNA) Many businesses are also tapping the city's tourism advantages to build unique and attractive products, with a focus on cultural ones. Trinh My Nghe, Director of ITC International Travel Company, said ITC cooperates with a number of travel companies to develop such tours as "One day discovering Hanoi" and "Discovering Autumn in Hanoi".
It is difficult to attract visitors without good products, Nghe said, stressing the need to improve the quality of tourism services to creating synchronisation and professionalism.
The Hanoi tourism sector also concentrates on prioritising improving the quality of cultural and heritage destinations, craft and ancient villages to enhance their competitiveness. The industry plans to expand the development of agricultural,community-based and health care tourism as well as promote MICE (Meeting Incentive Conference Event) tourism associated with hosting major events.
Phung Quang Thang, Director of Hanoitourist Company, said the unit is conducting a survey on tourism products in Hanoi and some localities that are doing well in pandemic prevention and control as well as studying their tourism policies to organise tours to safe destinations with a view to better serving domestic holidaymakers.
Hoan Kiem Lake (Photo: VNA) It is difficult to attract visitors without good products, Nghe said, stressing the need to improve the quality of tourism services to creating synchronisation and professionalism.
The Hanoi tourism sector also concentrates on prioritising improving the quality of cultural and heritage destinations, craft and ancient villages to enhance their competitiveness. The industry plans to expand the development of agricultural,community-based and health care tourism as well as promote MICE (Meeting Incentive Conference Event) tourism associated with hosting major events.
Temple of Literateure in Hanoi (Photo: VNA) Given the high risk of possible COVID-19 outbreaks, meeting the pandemic prevention and control requirements and ensuring safety for visitors and the community remain a priority.
Le Xuan Kieu, Director of the Temple of Literature’s Centre for Scientific and Cultural Activities, said the centre has always paid attention to COVID-19 control rules. Hand sanitisers are placed at ticketing points, entrances and other locations for visitors to use once the tourism activities are resuming. The centre’s staff will remind visitors to wear masks and they are told to seriously implement pandemic prevention and control for their safety, he said.
Thang Long Royal Citadel (Photo: VNA) Currently, the city is finalising scenarios of economic activity in line with each pandemic situation, he said, adding that tourism companies should closely follow these scenarios./.
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