Ninh Thuan introduces tourism potential to Indian travel companies

Representatives of Indian travel companies are joining a Famtrip delegation to Ninh Thuan, to seek tourism cooperation opportunities in the south-central coastal province.
An overview of the meeting
An overview of the meeting

On May 8, the delegation had a meeting with the provincial People’s Committee and the Indian Consulate General in Ho Chi Minh City.

Vice Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee Nguyen Long Bien said the event offered a good chance for Ninh Thuan to promote the image of the province and its people, unique culture, landscapes and typical tourism products and share information towards setting up business cooperation with Indian tourism firms.

Binh Thuan hopes that the Consulate General will continue to support and create conditions for Indian investors and businesses, to invest in tourism and other fields in Ninh Thuan.

The local authorities are committed to creating the most favourable conditions for Indian investors and tourism businesses in connecting, collecting information, carrying out investment registration procedures and giving them investment incentives to ensure their interests.

Ninh Thuan aims to welcome 3.5 million visitors and earn 2.9 trillion (over 123.6 million USD) in revenue by 2025, accounting for 13% of the province’s GRDP, and creating jobs for 15% of its workforce.

Tourism is expected to become a breakthrough economic sector of the province by 2030, and a particularly attractive tourist destination, with high competitiveness compared to the region and the country.

Madan Mohan Sethi, Consul General of India in Ho Chi Minh City, spoke highly of the potential, advantages, as well as tourism development orientation of Ninh Thuan, saying that with the above-mentioned conditions, this is a golden opportunity for Indian tourism businesses to invest in developing tourism services within the province.

The Indian Consulate General will act as a bridge to provide relevant information for Indian tourism businesses, he noted.

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