Ministry of Culture, Tourism, and Sports will set up a Tourism
Coordinating Office to support Mekong Delta tourism cooperation and increase
tourism to the region.
Vice Minister Ho Anh Tuan told local media that the
administration will implement the programme to create specific tourism products
for the region.
“Tourism has not been managed professionally in the region.
There is a severe shortage of employees and no agencies to coordinate
activities.”
Communities in the Mekong Delta need to forge closer links
among themselves to develop regional tourism products and services.
Critics suggested that communities should focus on promoting
ecotourism in Cham Chim National Park, Lang Sen Wetland Reserve, Ca Mau
mangrove swamp and Phu Quoc island district.
In addition, village tourism should be developed in Tien
Giang, Ben Tre, Vinh Long and Hau Giang provinces and CanTho city, while
spiritual and cultural tourism should be the focus in An Giang, Soc Trang and
Tra Vinh.
Vietnam National Administration of Tourism’s Hotel
Department deputy head, Vu Van Thanh, said there was a need to develop home
stay tourism, but communities would need to take the lead.
In 2013, the region welcomed 1.5 million international
tourists.
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