The island commune of Tan Hiep in Da Nang City is associated with Cu Lao Cham, which has been recognised by UNESCO as a World Biosphere Reserve. Leveraging its inherent advantages, Tan Hiep is being developed with a focus on integrating green, eco-friendly, and community-based tourism, offering experiences linked to island culture and distinctive local products.

Thanks to free vocational training courses, many rural women in Can Tho City have gained employment opportunities and increased their incomes, and gradually taken the initiative to improve their family’s living conditions.

The 1,045.2 hectares of primary forest on Cat Ba Island are among the key factors that underpin the ecological value and biodiversity of the Ha Long Bay – Cat Ba Archipelago World Natural Heritage site.