Miss Tourism World contestants promote Son La tourism

Contestants of Miss Tourism World 2022 on November 23 came to Bac Au village in the northern province of Son La’s Van Ho district, as part of their experience tour of Vietnam's heritage regions arranged by the organising board.
Miss Tourism World contestants promote Son La tourism ảnh 1A contestant joins Khen performance of the Mong ethnic group during the trip to Son La (Photo: VNA)
Son La (VNA) – Contestants of Miss TourismWorld 2022 on November 23 came to Bac Au village in the northern province ofSon La’s Van Ho district, as part of their experience tour of Vietnam's heritage regions arranged by the organising board.

With their trip lasting until November 26, the 71 beautiesfrom around the world will also visit the districts of Van Ho, Moc Chau,Quynh Nhai and Son La city to engage in cultural activities of the communities.

They are set participate in photo-shooting and filming sessionsserving the promotion of such destinations as Bach Long glass bridge, a pineforest in Ang village, Dai Yem waterfall, and a tea hill.

The contestants will join 1,000 locals to perform Xoe Thai,the unique folk dance of the Thai ethnic minority group.

Miss Tourism World contestants promote Son La tourism ảnh 2Contestants of Miss Tourism World 2022 try Pao throwing game during the trip to Son La (Photo: VNA)
Emmanuella Awedana Apuri from Ghana said she enjoys Son La’straditional dance and culture. Local people are friendly, foods are delicious, and thescenery is beautiful, she said, expressing her wish to share these interestingexperiences with her family and friends when arriving home.

Son La is among the five heritage regions earmarked for the contestantsto visit and experience. The remaining destinations are Hanoi, Ninh Binh, PhuTho, and Vinh Phuc.

The final night of Miss Tourism World 2022, themed “Bringingthe World to Vietnam”, will be held in the northern province of Vinh Phuc onDecember 3

The beauty pageant started in 1991, becoming one of the fivelargest of its kind in the world. It is expected to help popularise the host country's tourism./. 
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