(VOVWORLD) - The Central Highlands province of Dak Lak and Phu Yen province have agreed to promote the potentials of each region to create diverse and unique tourism products at a conference on linking the sea and forests for sustainable tourism development.
 Dak Lak, Phu Yen coordinate to promote sea and forest tourism (Photo: H Xiu/ VOV) |
Phu Yen boasts a 190-kilometer coastline with scenic bays, capes, islands, beaches, special national relic sites such as Ganh Da Dia, and many other historical and cultural landmarks.
Meanwhile, Dak Lak is renowned for its eco-tourism, rich culture, vast coffee plantations, majestic waterfalls, and the Central Highlands’ gong cultural space. As the two provinces plan to merge, the connection between their sea and forest tourism resources is even more crucial.
Earlier, the Phu Yen Tourism Association surveyed Dak Lak to develop tourism products that feature the sea and forests. The Dak Lak Tourism Association also plans to make a fact-finding trip to Phu Yen next month to prepare creating inter-provincial tourism products following the planned merger.