HBO - From the beginning of the year to date, Yen Thuy district has held inspections to ensure local lodging facilities obey regulations on tourist reception.
In addition, the district has
increased tourism promotion activities through the mass media and social
networks to attract more visitors. At the same time, tasks have been assigned
to the people's committees of local communes and towns, and management boards of
commune relic sites to ensure social order and environmental sanitation during
festivals.
In the first two months of
2019, Yen Thuy welcomed 23,900 visitors to its spiritual tourism areas.
Specifically, the Xam Communal House hosted 2,300 tourist arrivals; Ram
Communal House, 1,600; Tac Duc pagoda;5,700; and Lieu Communal House, 1,400; Hang pagoda, 4,600; Thuong Communal
House, 2,700; Phu Ve Communal House, 3,800; and Trung Communal House, 1,800.
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