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Nghe An serves over 1 million tourists in five months

The central province of Nghe An has welcomed more than 1 million tourists since the beginning of this year, earning over 675.6 billion VND (30.7 million USD) in revenue.
Nghe An serves over 1 million tourists in five months ảnh 1Illustrative image (Source: VNA) 

Nghe An (VNA) – The central province of Nghe An has welcomed more than 1 million tourists since the beginning of this year, earning over 675.6 billion VND (30.7 million USD) in revenue.

The local tourism sector is working hard to market tours and connect with partners at home and abroad, making thorough preparations to launch Vinh-Bangkok direct flights on June 8, thereby facilitating trade and travel between the two places.

The provincial authorities asked the sector and coastal localities to ensure food safety, environment hygiene and security for visitors.

Life guards work on shift at the beach to keep travellers at ease when they explore the sea while the water level is monitored regularly to check its safety level.

Cua Lo beach township – a popular tourist destination, has launched new services such as canoeing and riding e-bicycles around landmark sites.

In early June, visitors flocked to Cua Lo which is sometimes overcrowded.-VNA

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