Documentaries on ethnic markets and Mui Ne beach promote Vietnam tourism

VOV.VN - Deputy Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Vuong Duy Bien has approved the production of art documentaries on ethnic mountain markets and Mui Ne beach in the south central coastal province of Binh Thuan. 

The two art documentaries aim to introduce tourist attractions in Vietnam, unique tourism products and cultural characteristics of different regions in the country.
 

They will be shown during movie and tourism events in Vietnam and abroad and promoted to audiences, travel companies, foreign film makers.

A film is 12 minutes long with subtitles in English and French. They will be screened in the Vietnam Film Week in Singapore, the Republic of Korea, Cuba and Canada and the 57th Asia-Pacific film festival and are introduced in official websites of the Vietnam Cinema Department and the Vietnam National Administration of Tourism and others.

The project is part of activities of the National Tourism Year 2016 themed ‘Exploring the southern land’. 

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