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National Tourism Year 2023 kicks off in Binh Thuan

National Tourism Year 2023 “Binh Thuan – Green convergence” was launched on December 31 evening in Phan Thiet city, the capital of the south central province of Binh Thuan.
National Tourism Year 2023 kicks off in Binh Thuan ảnh 1At the launch ceremony (Photo: VNA)
Binh Thuan (VNA) - National Tourism Year 2023 “Binh Thuan – Greenconvergence” was launched on December 31 evening in Phan Thiet city, thecapital of the south central province of Binh Thuan.

More than 200 events will be organised during National Tourism Year 2023including an international culinary festival, a rowing and canoeingcompetition, the national golf tournament, and the Binh Thuan golden tourismweek.

Endowed with many natural advantages, including a coastline of more than 192km, Binh Thuan, considered the “resort capital” of Vietnam, has become afamiliar destination for tourists.

This land converges enough factors to develop a variety of products, resorttourism, excursions, recreational sports on the sea, sand dunes, adventuretourism, exploration of flora and fauna under the sea, cultural tourism, toursof beliefs associated with historical and cultural relics and specialtraditional festivals./.
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