During a recent tourism survey in Malaysia, Hue tourism businesses chose to wear the traditional Ao Dai when working with partners.

On the morning of April 10, the Provincial Business Association officially launched the program “0 VND Bread”.

“Social impact businesses and sustainable business: Awareness and support policies” was the topic of a seminar held on the afternoon of April 10. The event was organized by the Provincial Department of Planning and Investment in collaboration with the Enterprise Development Agency, a unit under the Ministry of Planning and Investment (MPI).

After 8 periods of organization, Hue Traditional Craft Festival has become a brand name with many programs and activities on an increasingly large and professional scale. However, maintaining activities after the festival is what businesses and establishments in the area expect so as to bring craft village products closer to tourists.

Life is getting more and more modern and bustling; many people tend to collect old and unique items to decorate their housing, and since then the decor trend has found its way into life.

Hue travel businesses and partners in Malaysia have agreed to initially organize tours in the form of charters to bring visitors directly to each other country.

Not similar to the “Western Street” (the Pham Ngu Lao - Chu Van An - Vo Thi Sau Walking Street) and Hue Imperial City Night Street, Hai Ba Trung Walking Street is expected to be a bustling shopping street, serving the needs of nightlife entertainment for the locals and visitors, which is also a venue of cultural, artistic and street music activities.

This was the topic of an Entrepreneur Cafe program, which was organized by the Provincial Business Association in collaboration with the Provincial Department of Planning and Investment on the morning of March 25. The program attracted the participation of a large number of enterprises in the provincial area.