Tourism sector works out development plan to 2020
The tourism sector’s a master development plan to 2020 with a vision to 2030 was approved by the Prime Minister on January 22.
The tourism sector’s a master development plan to 2020 with a vision to 2030 was approved by the Prime Minister on January 22.
Accordingly, the sector’s overall target to 2020 is to make the tourism industry a key economic sector with high professionalism and modern and synchronous infrastructure.
Tourism products will be highly competitive, diverse, and unique which are deeply characterised by national cultural identity.
The sector’s specific goals are to form seven tourist areas with their typical products, 46 national tourist zones, 41 national tourist destinations and 12 tourist cities, in a bid to create a driving force to spur tourism nationwide.
There are main development orientations and measures to realise the master plan./.VNA
Accordingly, the sector’s overall target to 2020 is to make the tourism industry a key economic sector with high professionalism and modern and synchronous infrastructure.
Tourism products will be highly competitive, diverse, and unique which are deeply characterised by national cultural identity.
The sector’s specific goals are to form seven tourist areas with their typical products, 46 national tourist zones, 41 national tourist destinations and 12 tourist cities, in a bid to create a driving force to spur tourism nationwide.
There are main development orientations and measures to realise the master plan./.VNA
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