The leader of the city's tourism sector affirmed that with its diverse accommodation system, Hanoi is fully capable of meeting the large number of visitors during the four-day holiday.
THE HANOI TIMES — Amid concerns of an accommodation shortage and reports that some hotels in Hanoi are already fully booked for the upcoming National Day holiday on September 2, the Hanoi Department of Tourism has reassured travelers that the city is well equipped to provide enough lodging for visitors.
According to Director of Hanoi Department of Tourism Dang Huong Giang, there was only an occasional shortage of rooms in some central areas near the parade venue, and there were plenty of accommodation options for tourists.
The department has anticipated a large number of people from provinces and cities across the country to flock to Hanoi for large-scale parades and marches during the 80th anniversary celebrations of Independence Day (September 2, 1945-2025).
Hotel de l'Opera - MGallery Hanoi is owned by Hanoitourist, 100 meters from Hoan Kiem Lake. Photo courtesy of the hotel
"At present, Hanoi has 3,761 accommodation facilities with more than 71,200 rooms. Among them, there are 85 hotels and apartment buildings rated from 1 to 5 stars offering nearly 12,000 rooms. In addition, there are 3,676 unrated establishments with nearly 60,000 rooms. With such a diverse lodging system, Hanoi is fully capable of accommodating the large number of visitors during the holiday," said Giang.
The supply of accommodation for tourists during the four-day National Day holiday is expected to be supported by online accommodation platforms.
The department has asked hotels, accommodation facilities, and tourist sites in Hanoi to proactively prepare comprehensive plans ranging from human resources, services, and tourism products to ensuring security and environmental sanitation for the holiday.
In addition, many rich and attractive cultural and entertainment activities will be held in the capital during the holiday.
"We are ready to welcome domestic and international visitors to Hanoi during the country's important holiday. With well-prepared plans, Hanoi is committed to best meet the expectations of tourists in terms of accommodation, experience, and safety," said Giang.
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