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The walls of Hue Imperial Citadel are supported by steel frames.
Features

Adapting heritage conservation to natural disasters

Following the floods in November 2025, a section of the wall of Hue Imperial Citadel, approximately 15 metres long, collapsed. It has since been restored, almost a year later. Along the nearly 3-km-long defensive wall, however, tens of metres still require support from steel frames, highlighting the increasingly evident impact of heavy rain and flooding, heatwaves, storms, and landslides on Hue’s centuries-old heritage sites.

Le Tri Thanh, Deputy Secretary of the Hue Party Committee and Chairman of the City People's Committee, inspects the progress of coastal projects. (Photo: NDO)
Business

Hue focuses on clearing bottlenecks and accelerating progress in final months of year

In the first nine months of 2026, Hue City maintained its socio-economic growth, with many targets recording positive results. However, pressure to achieve the full-year targets remains high as growth has fallen short of expectations, public investment disbursement remains low, and many projects are behind schedule. Hue has urgently prioritised clearing bottlenecks and accelerating progress in the final months of the year.

At the training programme entitled “Islamic Culture, Skills for Welcoming Muslim Guests, and Muslim-Friendly Tourism Services in Hue”.
Travel

Hue gradually lays foundations for welcoming Halal tourism market

Hue is gradually opening the door to the multi-billion-dollar Halal tourism market by conducting research and providing training on Halal tourism, while establishing essential foundations in terms of knowledge, skills and service mindsets among tourism businesses, improving destination quality, and developing a service ecosystem that is friendly to Muslim visitors.

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