Unlocking the Potential: Unveiling 20 Promising Areas for Tourism Investment in Quang Binh

In recent times, sustainable tourism has emerged as a global development trend. In the post-Covid-19 era, travelers are seeking a respite from the hustle and bustle of city life and the ever-increasing pollution. They yearn for immersion in nature and a chance to rejuvenate their health.

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Eco-tourism, health and wellness tourism, and cultural heritage tourism are set to continue their strong growth in the next decade. Additionally, historical and cultural exploration tours will continue to gain traction, attracting domestic tourists from all over the country. Weekend leisure tourism is also on the rise, along with MICE tourism, which boasts high spending power, year-round appeal, and minimal weather-related disruptions. These segments present untapped potential for many localities to tap into and develop.

On June 1st, the Management Board of Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park (PN-KB NP) organized a conference to announce the approval of the project “Eco-tourism, Resort and Entertainment in PN-KB NP, Phase 2021-2030” and promote investment in tourism development in 2024. The project aims to fully exploit the potential and advantages of natural resources, biodiversity, and cave systems, combined with the cultural identity of ethnic groups. It also seeks to improve the economic efficiency of PN-KB NP, contributing to job creation, income growth, and the enhancement of the material and spiritual life of the local population.

In addition to the existing tourism products, the project has identified 20 areas (including 9 sites and 11 routes) with potential that need priority for investment calls. These include: an eco-tourism experience zoo, a luxury resort at km 7 of Road 20, a semi-wildlife breeding and release area called Nui Doi, a premium resort in the U Bo Mountain area, Chay Waterfall eco-tourism, Suoi 40 eco-tourism, Ba Tay Hill resort, and the Tram Na premium resort.

Quang Binh province has identified 20 areas (including 9 sites and 11 routes) with potential for priority investment development.

The 11 areas with unique potential that are expected to develop tourism routes include: Re Khe May Bay Nature Discovery, Ca Roong Kling Acu Cave Nature Discovery, Vòm Giếng Voọc Cave Nature Discovery, Chi Huy Cave, Cay Sanh Cave, and Bài Cave Nature Discovery, U Bo Mountain Peak Discovery, Hundred-Year-Old Green Bach Area Discovery, Hoa Huong Cave Nature Discovery, Khe Ry Cave Nature Discovery, Cong Nong Binh Cave History and Culture Discovery, Birdwatching and Wildlife Experience along the Ho Chi Minh Road (West Branch and Road 562), and Hung Lau Nature Discovery.

Speaking at the conference, Mr. Hoang Xuan Tan, Vice Chairman of the People’s Committee of Quang Binh province, expressed his hope that with the participation of authorities, sectors, businesses, and investors, the orientations and objectives of the project would soon become a reality, contributing to the development of the province’s tourism industry into a key economic sector.

To effectively implement this project, the Management Board of PN-KB NP needs to urgently develop a detailed plan for its implementation. They should also update, evaluate, and identify any obstacles and difficulties, especially those related to investors, to promptly coordinate with related departments and create the best conditions for investors…

Mr. Hoang Xuan Tan affirmed, “The priority investment projects in the project are included in the province’s investment promotion list to call for businesses and investors to develop tourism types and products in PN-KB NP to achieve the project’s objectives. We will also strengthen the propaganda and promotion of the values of this heritage to tourists and the community.”

Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park currently offers 18 tourism routes, sites, and programs that showcase the unique characteristics of the park.

Known as the “Kingdom of Caves” in Vietnam, Quang Binh boasts a system of over 400 discovered caves, attracting domestic and international tourists. Located in North Central Vietnam, the region is endowed with beautiful beaches and a diverse ethnic population that contributes to its rich and unique cultural heritage. It is also home to archaeological sites and famous historical relics…

Notably, the combination of the cave system and the river and stream system in PN-KB NP and the Nature Reserve of Dong Chau and Khe Nuoc Trong provides excellent conditions and great potential for developing unique eco-tourism, resort, and entertainment products for Quang Binh province.

Currently, Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park offers 18 tourism routes, sites, and programs that showcase the unique characteristics of the park. Tourists of all ages can visit popular cave sites such as Phong Nha and Paradise Cave… For those who crave adventure, there are tours that combine cave exploration with the experience of the tropical rainforest, like the Son Doong Expedition, Hang Va, Hang Nuoc Nut, and the discovery of the Hamada Valley – Hang Tra Ang and Dai Aa – Over – Pygmy…

Meanwhile, in the park’s buffer zone, various homestay, farmstay, and organic farm products have been developed, such as Chay Lap, Lake House, and Doan Gia Resort…, offering diverse choices for eco-tourism enthusiasts.

Tan Hoa village, Minh Hoa district, Quang Binh province, has been recognized by the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) as one of the best tourism villages in the world.

Earlier, at the Vietnam International Travel Mart (VITM) 2024 in Hanoi, the Phong Nha-Ke Bang Tourism Center was honored by the Vietnam Tourism Association as the “Eco-tourism area, attractive destination with the most visitors in 2023”. According to the center’s director, Hoang Minh Thang, in 2023, the tourism routes and destinations managed by the center served more than 696,167 visitors, an increase of 13% over the previous year. Of these, nearly 601,447 were domestic tourists and 94,651 were international tourists. The center’s revenue exceeded VND 278 billion, a 24% increase compared to the same period.

In 2023, Quang Binh province is estimated to have welcomed over 4.5 million tourists, with total tourism revenue reaching approximately VND 5,100 billion. For 2024, the province aims to attract 4.5 to 5 million tourists and increase tourism revenue to over VND 5,600 billion.

 

On the evening of June 2, Quang Binh province solemnly held a ceremony to celebrate the 420th anniversary of the province’s establishment, the 75th anniversary of Quang Binh Uprising, and the 35th anniversary of the Re-establishment of the province. Speaking at the event, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh emphasized that Quang Binh must further promote its unique potential, outstanding opportunities, and competitive advantages, especially its cultural, historical, and human values. The province should focus on building mechanisms and policies to create a breakthrough in developing Quang Binh into a center for nature discovery tourism and a distinctive and world-class destination.

SOURCEvneconomy
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