At the event, the Bac Ninh Culture and Tourism Promotion Centre presents the image of the Kinh Bac region as a safe, friendly and culturally rich destination.

Former Vice President Truong My Hoa and Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Nguyen Van Hung visit Bac Ninh’s tourism promotion booth at the Ho Chi Minh City Tourism Festival.

The province’s exhibition space is professionally designed, blending traditional elements with modern technology. Visitors can enjoy live performances of Quan Ho folk singing, a UNESCO-recognised intangible cultural heritage, performed by local artists.

The Dong Ho folk painting craft is also featured, allowing visitors to experience the traditional printing process firsthand under the guidance of artisans.

In addition, the booth showcases a range of OCOP products and local specialties, including Dinh Bang “Phu the” cake, Bui fermented pork rolls, Ban Ven tea, Chu noodles and Nui Danh ginseng wine.

The Ho Chi Minh City Tourism Festival attracts the participation of domestic and international travel businesses.

To enhance visitor experience, the centre has introduced digital applications, including QR codes that provide easy access to information on tours, accommodation services and popular cultural and spiritual destinations across the province.

Through the event, Bac Ninh’s tourism sector aims to strengthen regional linkages, exchange promotional experience and connect with travel businesses and investors at home and abroad, as it works to develop tourism into a key economic sector supporting sustainable growth.

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