Bring Quang Binh tourism to a new level in the near future
- Business
- 00:12 14/06/2022
DNHN - The People's Committee of Quang Binh province recently hosted a conference to meet businessmen and investors involved in tourism and services in order to propel the region's tourist sector forward in the next years...
Mr Tran Thang, Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee, Chairman of the Quang Binh Provincial People's Committee, and Vice-Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee, presided over the conference. Mr Tran Hai Chau, Standing Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee and Chairman of the Provincial People's Council; Commander of the Province's Ministry of Customs; Mr Hoang Xuan Tan, Member of the Provincial Party Committee and Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Council; Leaders of departments, branches, and localities; Leaders of businesses and investors involved in tourism and services attended the conference.

Quang Binh province has been aggressive in implementing the Government's assistance initiatives for people, employees, and tourist enterprises impacted by the Covid-19 outbreak. Quang Binh has also created and executed special rules to prepare for the arrival of visitors and to quickly revive tourist activity.
Quang Binh tourism maintains consistent links with visitor markets. The tourism brand of Quang Binh in domestic and worldwide tourist markets has been strengthened and continues to be highly regarded by local and international organizations and magazines: Vietnam tourism was ranked seventh in the Competitiveness Index in 2021; Phong Nha-Ke Bang was named one of the 39 global destinations in 2022, and Son Doong cave was named one of the seven wonders of the world in 2022.

The Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee also suggested that the departments, branches, and localities absorb the opinions, recommendations, and proposals of businesses and investors at the conference, actively collaborate with businesses and investors to solve the problem, support, remove, or advise the Provincial People's Committee in a spirit of companionship, with the business as the centre, and creating all favourable conditions for businesses and investors to thrive government of the province; grow economic operations within the legal framework; and complete projects on time.
Continuing to effectively implement the Provincial Party Committee's Action Plan on developing tourism as a key economic sector; seriously, practically, and effectively implementing the provincial leaders' commitments at the Quang Binh Provincial Investment Promotion Conference in January 2021; at the same time, assign specific responsibilities to relevant departments and branches to promptly resolve recommendations and remove difficulties and problems of enterprises.

On the side of enterprises and investors, Tran Thang, Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee, underlined the need of continuing to follow the government, demonstrate their obligations and tasks, and contribute to the shared development of the countryside. The taste of Quang Binh. On the other hand, with his practical expertise, he actively participates in the design of new guidelines, methods, policies, and game-changing solutions for the province in the sector of tourism in particular, as well as other areas of strength. In general terms.
The Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee said that the business community's comments and ideas would be an essential source of documentation and grounds for the province to have more effective and practical solutions, gradually addressing issues. obstacles, difficulties; establishing ideal circumstances for enterprises and investors to build their businesses, pushing Quang Binh tourism to a significant breakthrough in the coming period.
The Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee further said that the provincial leaders are dedicated to "Accompanying companies," "Serving businesses," and "Watching the Success and Development of Enterprises" to transform the ideas of businesses and investors into reality. Quang Binh province's growth and development are also dependent on commerce.
Trong Lanh
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