Starting in June, a tourism-focused roadshow is being organized in three cities in Vietnam including Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City and Hoi An. The program will start in Hanoi on June 18th at Sheraton Hanoi Hotel, and then in Ho Chi Minh City on June 20th at New World Saigon Hotel and in Hoi An on June 22nd at Hoi An Hotel. Especially, the roadshow in Hoi An will be organized in conjunction with ‘The 5th Quang Nam Heritage Festival 2013’.
Mr. Mohd Akbal Setia, Director of Malaysia Tourism Promotion Board in Vietnam, highlighted that the program is the combination of diverse activities including business matching and exchange activities between Malaysian sellers including tour operators, hoteliers, theme parks, corporate entities and leading travel agents and airlines in Viet Nam.
In addition, the product presentations in the program will provide useful information about new tourist attractions and destinations in Malaysia as well as the tourism support policies provided by Malaysia government for Vietnam partners. Besides, the program will also introduce business opportunities, trade fairs and exhibitions in Malaysia.
The roadshow is a good opportunity for travelers who are interested in discovering the beauty of Malaysia. At the event, there are special offers on packages to Malaysia. Visitors will have a chance to purchase VMY promotional packages at a discount rate. There are 4-day-3-night packages offerings with discount to Malaysia departing from Hanoi at shocking price of USD399 and from Ho Chi Minh City at USD328.
Furthermore, this is a great occasion where you can get a glimpse of Malaysian culture such as Malaysian traditional cultural dances, the art of teh tarik – the charming performer with his fascinating tea-pulling style and dance moves or hand-drawn Henna by famous artists. Especially, participants will have the chance to take free souvenir photos with beautiful Malaysian girls and guys wearing exotic traditional costumes.
The year of 2013 also marks the 40th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Vietnam and Malaysia. The visit expresses not only the diplomatic ties but also the bilateral cooperation between the two nations in the fields of economics, culture, and tourism./.
CPV