Quang Nam gives offers to visitors during Heritage Festival

The central province of Quang Nam will give many special offers to tourists during the sixth Quang Nam Heritage Festival from June 9-14.
Quang Nam gives offers to visitors during Heritage Festival ảnh 1An overall view of Hoi An City. (Photo: courtesy of the Hoi An Culture and Sports Centre)
Quang Nam (VNA) - The central provinceof Quang Nam will give many special offers to tourists during the sixth QuangNam Heritage Festival from June 9-14.

Accordingly, visitors to the Hoi An ancientcity, My Son sanctuary and Cham Islet will be exempted from entry tickets.

Many local restaurants and businesses will alsooffer discounts for visitors, such as a 20 percent discount at all seafood restaurantsin Tam Thanh beach, while tickets and all services at Phu Ninh Lake ecological tourismarea will have a 30 percent discount.

The beneficiaries are tourists in groups of 10people or more, booking through travel agencies and stay at least one night inQuang Nam from June 9-14.

This year’s festival is expected to attractfrom 800,000-1 million tourists to Quang Nam province.-VNA
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