APAC Outlook

DA NANG

Strategica­lly situated along the north-south Vietnam corridor, Da Nang is using its location to its advantage and boosting its tourism trade

- Writer: Tom Wadlow | Project Manager: Joe Palliser

In the heart of Vietnam

“B OASTI NG NATURAL B E AUTY, amazing specialiti­es, hospitable people and openness to the world, Da Nang is an ideal destinatio­n for any kind of tourist.

“Tourists should be impressed by the mysterious beauty of the sacred Marble Mountains, the fantastic and untouched natural scenes in

Son Tra Peninsula, the harmony of high mountains and blue sea, the festive vibes in the modern and lively recreation­al areas such as Ba Na Hills, Sun World Da Nang Wonder, Hot Springs Park… as well as the sparkling Dragon Bridge and Han River Bridge at night.

“In particular, what makes Da

Nang different is the civilisati­on and friendline­ss existing within each citizen that contribute­s to a safe and welcoming tourism environmen­t.”

Nguyen Thi Hoai An is a passionate advocate of Da Nang. As Deputy Director in Charge of Da Nang Center for Tourism Promotion, Mai’s job is to put this perhaps less well-known Vietnamese city on the global tourism map.

Strategica­lly placed between

Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi, Da Nang serves as a central lowland gateway, underpinne­d by one of the largest and most modern ports in the whole of Vietnam.

“Da Nang is the cultural, economic and political hub of Central Vietnam, the end of the East-West economic corridor and the gate to Pacific region of Myanmar, Thailand, Laos and Cambodia,” Nguyen continues.

“We are also close to four World Heritage sites: Hue Citadel, Hoi An Ancient Town, My Son Holy

Land and Phong Nha-Ke

Bang National Park, and have infrastruc­ture to ensure easy access to domestic and internatio­nal destinatio­ns.”

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