A flycam view of Ba Na Hills

Sun World Ba Na Hills has welcomed 130,000 visitors, and other tourist sites like the Marble Mountains, the Da Nang Museum, and the Museum of Cham Sculpture have also seen large numbers of visitors.

Nguyen Lam An, the Director of Sun World Ba Na Hills, says that after Da Nang reopened following the COVID-19 pandemic, Ba Na Hills launched a promotional program for tourists from the central coast and Central Highlands, including a 60% discount on cable car tickets.

Asia Park in Da Nang reopened early this month after being closed 4 months for maintenance. In July visitors will enjoy free admission to the park’s games and shopping. Phung Thi Thanh Thuy, the Director of Sun World Holdings, the entertainment brand of Sun Group, said: “When Vietnam began social distancing, we started refurbishing all our entertainment centers and parks. Sun Group has always supported efforts by local authorities to promote tourism.”

The Son Tra night market reopened in May and has been receiving 5,000 guests a night. Small traders and street vendors have resumed normal activities.

Domestic tourists are expected to match or exceed last year’s numbers thanks to this year’s fantastic promotional programs.