Hanoi has launched 15 night-tourism products to bring new, unique experiences to visitors. (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – Hanoi welcomed 22.6 million tourists in the first 11months of 2023, an increase of 32.4% year on year, the Hanoi Department ofTourism has𒉰 reported.
Among the arrivals, international tourists accountedfor 4.1 million, three times higher compared to the same period in 2022. Thetotal tourism revenue reached 84.25 trillion VND (3.5 billion USD), a rise of58.4% year on year. Director of the Hanoi Department of Tourism Dang HuongGiang said that the city has diversified products to serve visitors' demand. It has effectively promoted rural, agricultural tourism economic,community tourism models. The department is developing water-way tour packages,tourism villages in Soc Son district and a craft village creative centreassociated with tourism activities in Phu Xuyen district, among others. Besides, it has created a digital tourism map inmany languages piloted in some districts. Many tourist destinations have introduced electronic ticket systems to serve visitors. Hanoi has launched 15 night-tourism productswith the message “Hanoi Night - Touching Point of Emotions”, expected to bring new, unique experiences to visitors. The capital city has alsointroduced the light art experience, and announced the decision recognisingHoan Kiem Lake, its surrounding areas and the Old Quarter as a city-leveltourist area./.
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Hanoi has launched 15 night-tourism products to bring new, unique experiences to visitors. (Photo: VNA) 
