Street vendor memories blend with modern seaside festival in Da Nang
Starting at 5pm at East Sea Park, My Khe beach and surrounding coastal roads, “Ganh vi Da Nang” emerged as one of the standout activities of the festival.
Starting at 5pm at East Sea Park, My Khe beach and surrounding coastal roads, “Ganh vi Da Nang” emerged as one of the standout activities of the festival.
More than a dining venue, the street doubles as a lively open-air playground packed with street performances, cultural exchanges and prime selfie spots, all designed to anchor Gia Lai’s budding night-time economy.
Time Out magazine also describes Vinh Khanh as a lively, energetic street that embodies the very soul of Ho Chi Minh City’s street food culture.
The initiative aims to promote gastronomy as a core tourism product in line with the city’s tourism development strategy through 2030.
Vietnam’s culinary specialities are abundant across regions. If promoted and developed effectively, they could stimulate the food processing industry while attracting tourists to taste, experience, and purchase specialities as gifts.
The Food Tour Festival is a new product expected to enhance the city's culinary tourism offerings, promoting not only local and Vietnamese cuisine but also international gastronomy.
To promote Indonesian culinary tourism, the Indonesian Ministry of Tourism is currently focusing on culinary products to ensure that tourism products can move up a class. It is also paying attention to wellness tourism, gastronomy, marine, and fashion.
The Tourism Information Centre under the Vietnam National Authority of Tourism (VNAT) and MAGGI Brand, a division of Nestlé Vietnam, have launched a collaboration programme called 'Exploring golden ingredients: elevating Vietnamese cuisine to new heights', with an aim of promoting tourism through discovering unique local cuisine.