DPM introduces VN’s tourism to ABC News

DPM introduces VN’s tourism to ABC News

Deputy PM Vu Duc Dam on May 13 joined a live interview with the ABC News for its "Good Morning America" to introduce Viet Nam’s tourism.

In the interview, the Deputy PM referred to the nation’s socio-economic strategy, sustainable tourism development and tourism’ contributions to economic growth and local people’s incomes.

Expressing his gratitude to the ABC News for choosing Viet Nam for its "Good Morning America", the Deputy PM presented the attractiveness of the nation’s culture, landscapes and hospitability, expecting that Viet Nam will receive more foreign visitors in the future.

The cavern system in Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park of Quang Binh Province appeared in the popular morning talk show Good Morning America on Wednesday morning.

A live feed from inside Hang En (Swift Cave) allowed many viewers in the US to see, for the very first time, the beauty of the caves deep in a remote jungle.

It was the first live feed from the Southeast Asian country for Good Morning America, the number one morning show in the US.

Source: VGP

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