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Khanh Hoa hosts activities to step up tourism promotion through films

A programme promoting Vietnamese tourism through cinema will take place in the central coastal province of Khanh Hoa from June 16 to 18.
Khanh Hoa hosts activities to step up tourism promotion through films ảnh 1Poster of the programme (Photo: the organiser)
Khanh Hoa (VNA) – A programme promoting Vietnamesetourism through cinema will take place in the central coastal province of KhanhHoa from June 16 to 18.

Co-organsied by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourismand the provincial People's Committee, the event is expected to connect businesses, filmmakers, and local authorities, opening up opportunities for public-privatepartnerships in the field.

Throughout the course of the programme, there will be a photo exhibition heldat the 2/4 Square in Nha Trang city, showcasing 300 photos and film scenes taken across 12provinces and cities nationwide and 80 pictures of Khanh Hoa’s people andlandscapes.

Highlights of the programme are a forum on tourism andcinema and an international conference promoting investment in and development oftourism brands through cinema.

It will also treat visitors to a film screening, a galadiner, a red carpet event, and a grand musical concert. The concert, slated forJune 17 at the 2/4 Square is set to feature a talk show with artists and filmmakers in Vietnam and from abroad./.
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