Binh Thuan welcomed 20
Binh Thuan
welcomed 20,000 turns of visitors during Tet
BTO-According to reports of
department of Culture-Sports and Tourism, the third wave of Covid-19 infection
ahead of Tet holiday has resulted in the rise of room cancellation among
tourists (about 60-80% of room reservation). Therefore, the total tourists
coming to Binh Thuan during a 7-day- period of Tet holiday 2021 (February
10-16) reached only an estimate of 20,000 turns, a fall of 82% compared with
that of the Lunar New Year 2020.
Almost all of tourists, which are
mainly domestic visitors, travelled to destinations in Ham Tien-Mui Ne (Phan
Thiet city), La Gi town and Tuy Phong district. On peak period of Tet (from the
second to the fifth day of the Lunar New Year), room capacity of many tourist
accomodations in Ham Tien-Mui Ne areas filled only 30-40% while the previous
years had reached almost 100%. Some hotels, resorts posted room capacity of
10-30%.
Local tourist accomodations are
offering different policies on rooms cancellation or postponement while some
refunded booking fees. Currently, only 70% of all tourist facilities in Binh
Thuan are staying open for visitors. At the same time, the number of people
going pinics or visiting popular tourist hotspots such as: Cam Binh, Co Thach
pagoda, Hon Rom, Doi Duong, Tien Thanh….has sharply decreased about 50% against
that of the previous Tet holiday.
To ensure the safety for tourists
amid the new resurgence of Covid-19 outbreak, tourism authorities have given
guidelines to accommodation facilities to implement daily Covid-19 reports and
connect with national system for Covid-19 safety.
Tourism enterprises, tourist
establishments and visitors are also asked to strictly apply regulations on
Covid-19 prevention and control and carry out all protective measures to ensure
visitors’ safety.
Generally, most of tourism
facilities in Binh Thuan have well prepared for welcoming and serving visitors
with high-quality tourism products and services as well as reasonable prices.
Translated by
Phuong Lan (Source: binhthuan.gov.vn)