Mai Chau’s Q1 tourism revenue hits 1.25 million USD

5/1/2020 - 10:22:05 AM

(HBO) – Mai Chau district of Hoa Binh province has taken various measures to attract investment and develop tourism in a modern and professional way, in line with cultural identity conservation in the locality. The district also pays attention to environmental protection.

Lac village in Chieng Chau commune of Mai Chau district an attraction to visitors.

In addition, Mai Chau has bolstered communication work and business expansion, working with domestic and international investors and travel agencies in a bid to strengthen socio-economic development.

However, since the start of 2020, tourist arrivals to the district have declined compared to the same period last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Statistics of the district’s office of culture and sports showed that Mai Chau welcomed 39,854 holidaymakers in Q1, including 10,763 foreigners and 29,091 domestic tourists.

The district earned 29.29 billion VND (1.25 million USD) from tourism in the period.

At present, it is making preparations to resume tourism operation as the COVID-19 situation has become stable, especially for the national holidays of Liberation Day and May Day./.

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