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March 16, 2026The Ha Noi Tourism Festival 2026 held at Thong Nhat Park concluded on March 15, 2026, after three vibrant days of activities that highlighted both green tourism and cutting-edge digital experiences. The festival attracted a significant number of residents and visitors, offering a unique blend of interactive cultural and tourism activities. This year’s event was designed not only to promote the capital’s distinctive cultural heritage but also to emphasize the growing importance of sustainable tourism and digital innovation in shaping the future of travel experiences.A Platform for Promoting Ha Noi’s Tourism and Cultural HeritageDuring the closing ceremony of the Ha Noi Tourism Festival, Nguyen Tran Quang, the Deputy Director of the Ha Noi Department of Tourism, expressed that the festival provided an excellent platform for promoting the capital’s cultural and tourism values. It also offered an opportunity for local tourism businesses to introduce innovative tourism products and build stronger collaborations for sustainable tourism development. This initiative is seen as a major step towards boosting the city’s tourism appeal both domestically and internationally.The festival’s success is largely attributed to its emphasis on visitor engagement and its unique organizational structure. Nguyen Tran Quang highlighted the event’s distinctiveness, particularly its focus on environmentally friendly practices and its dedication to creating a space that was both open and accessible. This approach aimed to provide an enriching experience that blended tradition with modernity.Interactive Spaces: A Journey Through Ha Noi’s Rich HeritageThe festival was characterized by nearly 100 booths organized into several thematic spaces. These booths showcased the richness of Ha Noi’s heritage and vibrant cultural life, with each section offering a different aspect of the capital’s identity. The space of memory focused on Ha Noi’s historical sites, including the Old Quarter and traditional craft villages, as well as photography exhibitions and fine art displays. This area served as a visual journey through the past, providing visitors with a deeper understanding of the city’s architectural beauty and cultural legacy.AdvertisementMoreover, the connection space allowed travel businesses to introduce new tours, promotional offer …
