Eco-tourism in special-use forests reels in 100 billion VND annually

Tourists experience kayaking tours of mangrove forests at the Dam Bay (Bay Lagoon) in Nha Trang Bay, the central province of Khanh Hoa. VNA Photo: Phan Sáu
The bird's eye view of the Dam Bay (Bay Lagoon) in Nha Trang Bay, the central province of Khanh Hoa. VNA Photo: Phan Sáu
Tourists experience coracle boat tours of mangrove forests at the Dam Bay (Bay Lagoon) in Nha Trang Bay, the central province of Khanh Hoa. VNA Photo: Phan Sáu
The Dam Bay Mangrove Forest in Nha Trang Bay, the central province of Khanh Hoa is home to various species of brackish water and sea creatures. VNA Photo: Phan Sáu
The Dam Bay Mangrove Forest in Nha Trang Bay, the central province of Khanh Hoa is home to various species of brackish water and sea creatures. VNA Photo: Phan Sáu
The Dam Bay Mangrove Forest in Nha Trang Bay, the central province of Khanh Hoa, charms tourists with kayaking tours. VNA Photo: Phan Sáu
The Dam Bay Mangrove Forest in Nha Trang Bay, the central province of Khanh Hoa is home to various species of brackish water and sea creatures. VNA Photo: Phan Sáu

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Eco-tourism in special-use forests reels in 100 billion VND annually

09/27/2023 09:15 | TTXVN |

Eco-tourism in special-use forests nationwide attract more than 2 million tourists and brings about over 100 billion VND (4.09 million USD) on an annual basis, heard a conference on responsible tourism in the central province of Quang Nam’s Hoi An city on September 26. According to statistics from the Vietnam Tourism Association, the country currently has 33 national parks, 57 natural reserves, 13 species and habitat conservation areas, 53 landscape protection areas, and nine biosphere reserves. These are seen as a potential opportunity for tourism businesses to develop and promote distinctive tours tailored to each local region and area. VNA Photo: Phan Sáu

Eco-tourism in special-use forests reels in 100 billion VND annually

Eco-tourism in special-use forests nationwide attract more than 2 million tourists and brings about over 100 billion VND (4.09 million USD) on an annual basis, heard a conference on responsible tourism in the central province of Quang Nam’s Hoi An city on September 26. According to statistics from the Vietnam Tourism Association, the country currently has 33 national parks, 57 natural reserves, 13 species and habitat conservation areas, 53 landscape protection areas, and nine biosphere reserves. These are seen as a potential opportunity for tourism businesses to develop and promote distinctive tours tailored to each local region and area. VNA Photo: Phan Sáu
Eco-tourism in special-use forests reels in 100 billion VND annually

Eco-tourism in special-use forests nationwide attract more than 2 million tourists and brings about over 100 billion VND (4.09 million USD) on an annual basis, heard a conference on responsible tourism in the central province of Quang Nam’s Hoi An city on September 26. According to statistics from the Vietnam Tourism Association, the country currently has 33 national parks, 57 natural reserves, 13 species and habitat conservation areas, 53 landscape protection areas, and nine biosphere reserves. These are seen as a potential opportunity for tourism businesses to develop and promote distinctive tours tailored to each local region and area. VNA Photo: Phan Sáu
Eco-tourism in special-use forests reels in 100 billion VND annually

Eco-tourism in special-use forests nationwide attract more than 2 million tourists and brings about over 100 billion VND (4.09 million USD) on an annual basis, heard a conference on responsible tourism in the central province of Quang Nam’s Hoi An city on September 26. According to statistics from the Vietnam Tourism Association, the country currently has 33 national parks, 57 natural reserves, 13 species and habitat conservation areas, 53 landscape protection areas, and nine biosphere reserves. These are seen as a potential opportunity for tourism businesses to develop and promote distinctive tours tailored to each local region and area. VNA Photo: Phan Sáu
Eco-tourism in special-use forests reels in 100 billion VND annually

Eco-tourism in special-use forests nationwide attract more than 2 million tourists and brings about over 100 billion VND (4.09 million USD) on an annual basis, heard a conference on responsible tourism in the central province of Quang Nam’s Hoi An city on September 26. According to statistics from the Vietnam Tourism Association, the country currently has 33 national parks, 57 natural reserves, 13 species and habitat conservation areas, 53 landscape protection areas, and nine biosphere reserves. These are seen as a potential opportunity for tourism businesses to develop and promote distinctive tours tailored to each local region and area. VNA Photo: Phan Sáu
Eco-tourism in special-use forests reels in 100 billion VND annually

Eco-tourism in special-use forests nationwide attract more than 2 million tourists and brings about over 100 billion VND (4.09 million USD) on an annual basis, heard a conference on responsible tourism in the central province of Quang Nam’s Hoi An city on September 26. According to statistics from the Vietnam Tourism Association, the country currently has 33 national parks, 57 natural reserves, 13 species and habitat conservation areas, 53 landscape protection areas, and nine biosphere reserves. These are seen as a potential opportunity for tourism businesses to develop and promote distinctive tours tailored to each local region and area. VNA Photo: Phan Sáu
Eco-tourism in special-use forests reels in 100 billion VND annually

Eco-tourism in special-use forests nationwide attract more than 2 million tourists and brings about over 100 billion VND (4.09 million USD) on an annual basis, heard a conference on responsible tourism in the central province of Quang Nam’s Hoi An city on September 26. According to statistics from the Vietnam Tourism Association, the country currently has 33 national parks, 57 natural reserves, 13 species and habitat conservation areas, 53 landscape protection areas, and nine biosphere reserves. These are seen as a potential opportunity for tourism businesses to develop and promote distinctive tours tailored to each local region and area. VNA Photo: Phan Sáu
Eco-tourism in special-use forests reels in 100 billion VND annually

Eco-tourism in special-use forests nationwide attract more than 2 million tourists and brings about over 100 billion VND (4.09 million USD) on an annual basis, heard a conference on responsible tourism in the central province of Quang Nam’s Hoi An city on September 26. According to statistics from the Vietnam Tourism Association, the country currently has 33 national parks, 57 natural reserves, 13 species and habitat conservation areas, 53 landscape protection areas, and nine biosphere reserves. These are seen as a potential opportunity for tourism businesses to develop and promote distinctive tours tailored to each local region and area. VNA Photo: Phan Sáu

Eco-tourism in special-use forests reels in 100 billion VND annually

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