The south central province of Binh Thuan expects to receive 5.7 million visitors for all of 2018, a jump of 12 percent from last year.
Coastal Phan
Thiet city in Binh Thuan province (Photo: VNA)
According to
the provincial Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism, total earnings from
tourism services are predicted to surge 18.8 percent to 12.8 trillion VND
(550.9 million USD).
About 675,000 foreigners chose Binh Thuan for their holidays, with China and
the Republic of Korea the top tourist sources, accounting for 28 percent and 13
percent of total international arrivals to the locality, respectively.
Meanwhile, stable growth was seen in tourist arrivals from traditional markets
like Russia, the UK and France.
As local tourism has been enjoying the busiest months of the year, the
department asked tourism service providers to improve quality and diversify
entertainment options.
In addition, local authorities should work to ensure social order and food
safety with a view to building Binh Thuan into a friendly and safe destination.
Source: VNA
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