Thanh Hoa Sam Son city kicks off the tourism season in 2023
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- 01:16 14/03/2023
DNHN - Tourism projects and businesses in Sam Son City have been preparing human and material resources to upgrade work items in preparation for the 2023 tourist season in recent days.
In the city of Sam Son, there are approximately 700 hotels with over 19,000 rooms and close to 300 restaurants. There are numerous five-star hotels and resorts to accommodate the growing number of tourists.
As noted by the reporter, since the Lunar New Year of the Rabbit in 2023, tourism business units in the city of Sam Son have been urgently preparing the necessary conditions for the resumption of tourism activities. Invest in upgrading, repairing, and embellishing facilities, as well as cultivating human resources, to welcome guests on time and open the door. Simultaneously, recruit new human resources to actively train and cultivate knowledge and skills to handle situations and behave civilly when greeting and serving guests.
A hotel owner in Sam Son shared, "At the start of the new year, we "embark" on repairing facilities and replacing worn-out items to better serve tourists." calendar.
Observations indicate that in 2023, the majority of tourism establishments and services will be rushing to implement fire safety measures to ensure their eligibility for tourism operations 2023.
In recent years, Sam Son's urban infrastructure and techniques have been invested synchronously and modernly in numerous large projects that have been, are being, or will soon be completed and put to use. With the emergence of numerous large corporations and businesses, Sam Son has become the focal point for attracting investment resources in the tourism industry. Sam Son city has been gradually reaffirming its position as a key tourist destination in the province and the entire country due to its beautiful natural landscape, expanding infrastructure, modern facilities, and expanding system of accommodations and business services to meet the diverse needs of tourists.
Mr. Le Van Tu, chairman of the Sam Son City People's Committee, stated that Sam Son city is implementing several key projects, including the Sea Square Project, the South Song Ma amusement park project, the Do river resort ecological urban area project, the East Asia coastal urban area project, and the Hung Son villa project, according to the planned schedule. Currently, the city is concentrating on directing the implementation of projects, particularly key projects to be completed, put into operation, and utilized in time for the 2023 opening of Sam Son summer tourism. Consequently, the city focuses on resolving difficulties and impediments in land clearance work, completing investment and resettlement procedures, and simultaneously mobilizing and promoting project area residents to hand over the site to the contractor. construction.
The Sam Son beach tourism festival in 2023 is anticipated to begin on April 22. It is anticipated that the opening ceremony will attract a large number of domestic and international tourists to the coastal city of Sam Son.
Quang Thang
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