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Nov 18, 2017 / 13:45

Hanoi-Quang Ninh-Ha Tinh boost tourist cooperation

Tourist businesses need to connect and set up new products for Ha Tinh-Hanoi-Quang Ninh tours, Trinh Xuan Tung, Head of the Hanoi Tourism Department’s travel management division, said.

 According to Tung, the connection between the three localities in this stage is extremely suitable to ease visitors of Hanoi and Quang Ninh to the central province of Ha Tinh.
Nguyen Van Dinh, Vice Chairman of the Vietnam Association of Tourism Training, said that Ha Tinh is potential for tourism so that it will be wasteful if the resources are not exploited.
 

Ha Tinh is calling for investment in the Thien Cam tourism project.
Ha Tinh is calling for investment in the Thien Cam tourism project.

According to Phan Van Manh from the Phu Quoc Golden Dragon Travel Company, Ha Tinh has a lot of potential for tourism such as mountains, sea, heritage and cultural tradition but its tourist services are too poor. Quynh Vien Resort is beautiful, but it is too far and fails to connect to other destinations, he said. 

Nguyen The Hue, Vice Chairman of Quang Ninh Tourism Association, said that Ha Tinh needs to pay due attention to human resource training in order to better serve its clients.
Experts have recommended that Ha Tinh should call for investment in its tourism to have better infrastructure.
Ha Tinh has so far also approved several projects in tourism. Among these projects is a $55.3 million-maritime tourism complex, developed by An Giang Dragon Ha Tinh Co; a $54 million hotel and trade centre complex, financed by Viet Trung Investment Co; and another eco-tourism project, valued at $13.4 million.
The province is also calling for investment in tourism projects such as the Thien Cam and Xuan Thanh tourism sites and Ke Go Lake eco-tourism spot.
So far, the province is home to 740 projects, capitalized at $4.38 billion. Of them, 69 were financed by foreign investors from 15 countries and territories with capital totaling more than $11.63 billion.
Japan, South Korea, Brunei and Australia, as well as the US, Thailand, Philippines and Laos, along with Singapore, Taiwan and Hong Kong, are the province’s leading sources of foreign investment.
Under this year’s investment promotion program, the province plans to lure potential investors from Japan, South Korea and Germany with the help of those currently investing in the province.
To attract more investors, the province will continue to speed up administrative reform, perfect infrastructure facilities, accelerate land clearance and foster investment promotion activities.
Provincial authorities will also hold dialogues with entrepreneurs and investors in the locality to get recommendations and help resolve problems./.