Tourism summit in Quy Nhon: Opportunities for the future of the region!

Tourism summit in Quy Nhon: Opportunities for the future of the region!

Quy Nhon, Vietnam - On May 30, 2025, an important conference took place in Quy Nhon, which dealt with the linking of tourism development in the central coastal region and the central highlands. The event was organized by the People's Committee of the Province of Binh Dinh in cooperation with the national tourism administration. The participants included local leaders, experts and companies who discussed the challenges and possibilities of the region. According to Vietnam.vn emphasized Mr. Ha van Sieu, deputy director of the national tourism administration, the decisive role of the private sector and Innovations in the tourism sector.

lam Hai Giang, the deputy chairman of the Province of Binh Dinh, described the region as "treasure of tourist resources" and called for better use of this development potential. Tourism is of central importance as the leading economic sector, and Binh Dinh has already taken measures to achieve this, including the signing of a cooperation program with six neighboring provinces.

collaboration and challenges

Professor Pham Trung Luong pointed out that the link between tourism between the regions has been an issue for 20 years, but has not yet been successfully implemented. In this context, Dinh van Thieu, deputy chairman of the People's Committee of the Province of Khanh Hoa, emphasized the importance of building a local brand and the infrastructure connections. Lam Hai Giang also called for a flexible and responsible coordination mechanism for the cooperation between the provinces.

In order to develop interregional products and implement common strategies, companies and tourism associations should act proactively. Ms. Tran Thi Kim Qui, deputy general director of FLC Hotels & Resorts, pointed out the infrastructure bottlenecks, especially in air traffic, and reported difficulties in carrying out charter flights to Quy Nhon. The CEO from Da Trip, Choice Young Gill, also expressed that Korean tourists show great interest in Vietnam, but are confronted with difficulties in direct flights to Quy Nhon. She emphasized the need for a diverse local tourism offer and improved advertising formations.

traffic infrastructure as a key

A central topic that overshadowed the conference is the urgent need to improve regional and interregional transport links. The provinces of the central highland region suffer from limited transport infrastructure, which makes development difficult. According to sggp.org.vn, the central highland with the lowest proportion of cars in Vietnam, since 2008 only since 2008 19 kilometers were put into operation. Ongoing high -speed motorway projects, such as the construction of the Khanh Hoa - Buon Ma Thuot Autobahn, which will be over 117 kilometers long, could be a turning point.