National Achievements Exhibition draws 6.5 million visitors

The exhibition attendance peaked on September 1, at approximately 1.05 million visitors, followed by 900,000 on September 2 and 1 million on September 7.

The exhibition space "95 years of the Party Flag lighting the way" attracts a large number of visitors. (Photo: VNA)
The exhibition space "95 years of the Party Flag lighting the way" attracts a large number of visitors. (Photo: VNA)

Hanoi (VNA) - The exhibition on national achievements, held at the Vietnam Exposition Centre in Hanoi’s Dong Anh commune, attracted approximately 6.5 million visitors since its opening on August 28, according to the event's organising committee.

The exhibition attendance peaked on September 1, at approximately 1.05 million visitors, followed by 900,000 on September 2 and 1 million on September 7. These remarkable figures reflect strong public interest in the milestone event.

To enhance the visitor experience, the organising committee coordinated with relevant units to host cultural and art performances and offer free film screenings at designated venues within Pavilion A of the exhibition complex.

Additional support measures have been implemented to ensure smooth operations and visitor safety, including the deployment of on-site personnel to guide traffic, direct guests to exhibition zones, performance areas, and dining services. Twelve information booths have been set up both indoors and outdoors, along with the distribution of free visitor guides to assist navigation and prevent confusion.

The exhibition will run until September 15./.

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