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Ms. NGUYEN THI THANH LETH - Vice Chairman of Gia Lai Provincial Peoples Committee said: After the merger, Gia Lai province has a huge potential and strength, being the second largest province in Vietnam with all the resources of forests, sea and especially the rich cultural identity of the Central Highlands ethnic community, of Binh Dinh traditional martial arts, of Binh Dinh opera, of martial arts and the bold spirit of the Tay Son dynasty. We are extremely proud to have huge assets and resources. We identify culture as potential, an economic asset for tourism development. And in the provinces strategic development orientation, tourism is also a strength that we determine to become a resource for socio-economic development and sustainable development. Ms. Nguyen Thi Thanh Lich, Vice Chairwoman of Gia Lai Provincial Peoples Committee However, for potential to truly be transformed into a driving force for growth, Gia Lai cannot develop in a single direction. Provincial leaders said that hosting the 2026 National Tourism Year, the first national event after the merger, is both an honor and a great responsibility. To organize successfully, Gia Lai hopes to receive close coordination from the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, Vietnam Tourism Administration, Vietnam Tourism Association and especially Hanoi Department of Tourism in connecting businesses, building interline products, promoting promotion and expanding markets. Hanoi highly appreciates Gia Lais potential and determination. Ms. Dang Huong Giang, Director of Hanoi Department of Tourism, said that Gia Lai is a land with a large development space, stretching from the East Sea to the Central Highlands, converging diverse natural landscapes and unique cultural identities of ethnic groups. In fact, the scope for cooperation between Hanoi and Gia Lai is very large and highly complementary. Hanoi possesses an abundant tourist market, a thriving system of travel, aviation, and accommodation businesses, and experience in organizing large-scale events. Meanwhile, Gia Lai excels with eco-tourism, beach resorts, highland experiences, gong cultural space, traditional martial arts and Tay Son heritage. The difference in products is the foundation for the two localities to build tours and two-way links, extend the length of stay and increase tourist spending. Ms. Dang Huong Giang, Director of Hanoi Department of Tourism, said: Hanoi City and Gia Lai province have many favorable conditions to link, support and develop two-way tourism products, from flights, from tourist markets, from business systems to the diversity of tourism products. Hanoi Department of Tourism is ready and determined to coordinate with Gia Lai province to build cultural, ecological, resort, and experiential tours and routes connecting the Capital with Gia Lai and provinces in the South Central Coast and Central Highlands. Through that, creating added value for local products, bringing richer experiences to tourists. Looking at a broader perspective, Gia Lai National Tourism Year 2026 is not only an event to promote the image of a locality after merger, but also the starting step for a new development linkage structure. When Gia Lai proactively expands cooperation, and Hanoi promotes its role as a nucleus connecting markets, the tourism flow will not stop at short-term response programs, but aim to form sustainable inter-regional product chains. Share on Zalo
