On the morning of October 13, Comrade Nguyen Long Bien - Member of the Provincial Party Standing Committee, Permanent Vice Chairman of the People's Committee of Khanh Hoa Province worked with the People's Committee of Dai Lanh Commune on the local tourism development situation. Attending the working session were leaders of the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism; the Provincial Tourism Association; and representatives of departments, sectors, localities, and tourism businesses.
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| Overview of the working session. |
According to the report of the Dai Lanh Commune People's Committee, from the beginning of 2026 to present, the locality is estimated to have welcomed more than 10,000 visitors, with total tourism revenue exceeding 20 billion VND. The entire commune currently has 10 accommodation establishments and resorts, with about 200 rooms. Types of tourism currently being exploited include: spiritual tourism, beach resort vacations, coral reef diving, trekking to explore Mui Doi - Hon Dau, night squid fishing, and experiencing fishermen's lives.
However, tourism activities are still mainly small-scale and seasonal; products lack diversity; and destination connectivity remains limited. Transport infrastructure, parking lots, public restrooms, and auxiliary facilities in some areas have not yet met tourism development requirements.
Dai Lanh Commune proposed receiving guidance on developing a pilot marine eco-tourism model linked to high-tech aquaculture; and promptly resolving obstacles related to the road connecting the Mui Doi - Hon Dau national scenic spot. The locality also recommended reviewing delayed tourism projects in the Bai Tay, Bai Bua, and Bai Cat Tham areas; and supporting infrastructure investment connecting the Trai Que eco-tourism area with the civilized fishing village model.
Under the orientation towards 2030, Dai Lanh Commune strives to welcome 25,000 to 40,000 visitors each year, and establish 2 to 3 community tourism models associated with marine eco-tourism, agriculture, and aquaculture experiences.
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| Permanent Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Nguyen Long Bien speaks at the working session. |
In his concluding remarks at the working session, Permanent Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Nguyen Long Bien requested the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism to coordinate with the Provincial Tourism Association and travel enterprises to urgently build specific tourism products to leverage the tourism potential of the province's northern region. At the same time, study and develop a community tourism model associated with high-tech marine farming craft villages.
Regarding difficulties and obstacles related to tourism development projects, Comrade Nguyen Long Bien requested relevant departments and sectors to review and propose solutions to resolve them; and study adding the Trai Que eco-tourism project to the investment attraction list. The Department of Construction should study a plan to construct a tourist pier, facilitating connections among destinations in the northern part of the province. The Provincial Economic Zone and Industrial Park Management Board must urgently implement the road connecting to the Mui Doi - Hon Dau scenic site. The People's Committee of Dai Lanh Commune is to coordinate with businesses to support and mobilize local residents to relocate aquaculture cages to designated planning areas, creating space for sustainable marine tourism development.
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| Standing Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Nguyen Long Bien conducts a survey at Hon Ong Resort (Dai Lanh Commune). |
On this occasion, Comrade Nguyen Long Bien and the working delegation surveyed several tourist attractions in Dai Lanh Commune, including: Bai Lach, Hon Ong Resort, and Vias Van Phong Resort. These locations boast advantages in marine landscapes and natural ecosystems, suitable for developing resort and marine experiential tourism models, contributing to diversifying tourism products in the Van Phong Bay area.
TRAN HANG
