Quang Binh kick-starts tourism recovery
Central Quang Binh province has identified tourism and services as economic pillars, but Covid-19 hit the hospitality industry in Vietnam in general and Quang Binh in particular quite hard, forcing many destinations to close down. The province has now introduced programmes to help the sector recover post pandemic, including private, exclusive, and closed-circle tours.
Quang Binh province has piloted exclusive and closed-circle tours now after social distancing ended, in order to help its tourism sector recover.
The tourism sector’s recovery and development need to follow a sustainable path while ensuring pandemic prevention and control.
With great caution and major efforts from tourism businesses and with support from local authorities, Quang Binh’s tourism sector is expected to bounce back and contribute to helping Vietnam’s tourism industry recover post pandemic./.
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