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The Vietnam – Cuba Friendship Association and the Club of Vietnamese Alumni in Cuba launch a fundraising campaign on August 8, in support of the Cuban people. Photo courtesy of the club Cuban people are struggling against countless difficulties and challenges as they continue to be under a strict embargo amid Covid-19 pandemic, especially a recent oil storage facility fire incident at an industrial zone near Matanzas that seriously hit lives of the Cuban people. The Vietnam – Cuba Friendship Association had started a fundraising campaidn from August 8, calling on ministries, departments, mass organisations, agencies, businesses, cities and provinces, individuals and organizations, philanthropists and lovers of Cuba to join hands to continue assisting the fraternal Cuban country and its people. The campaign received the enormous and sincere support with the amount totalled VND 1.125.765.000 (over USD 47 million). On August 26, the Club of Vietnamese Alumni in Cuba, o

Hanoi’s tourism industry encourages the creation of new and unique tourism products for young and enthusiastic tourists who love discovery, focusing on harnessing local strengths such as hot air balloon services at Ba Vi National Park, paragliding in Chuong My District’s Bu Hill and adventure tourism . Hanoi tourism industry will promote the development of adventure tours professionally and on a large scale. Photo: Khanh Huy/ The Hanoi Times Accordingly, the municipal Department of Tourism encourages the combination of experience, sports, resort activities with health care, homestay tourism in the suburban districts of Ba Vi, Son Tay and Soc Son, shopping tourism in Dong Anh – Soc Son districts, and night-time cultural tourism and cuisine tours around the city’s Old Quarter. “We will continue to support travel companies and tourist destinations to build cultural, experience, sports and MICE [Meeting, Incentive, Conference, Exhibition] tourism in the near future

A gong performance recognized by UNESCO as a World Intangible Cultural Heritage is put on by Cor ethnic people at the event. The festival also provides an opportunity for artists and artisans to meet and raise awareness about preserving and promoting the traditional cultural values ​​of ethnic minority communities. A traditional dance performed by Muong ethnic women Other activities at the function include an agricultural product fair, a gong beating contest, and sports games which are also taking place throughout the two-day event. In the photo, Mo Nong ethnic people showcase their traditional craft of knitting to visitors. The daily lives of ethnic people can be seen through five communal houses at the festival. The post Ethnic cultural festival welcomes National Tourism Year 2022 appeared first on Vietexplorer.com . View more from VietExplorer: Spring atmosphere makes Hanoi vibrant My wishes in 2021 Bat Trang porcelain lamps Netizens