On the afternoon of September 9, Thua Thien Hue Center of Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Hue Industrial College and OBC Vietnam jointly organized the program of Investment Promotion and Trade Connection Day.

Among Hue's key products, medicinal pharmaceutical products from indigenous materials are judged as having economic and environmental prospects, as well as being suitable for the trend of science and technology development. This is also the connecting thread between entrepreneurs to form high-value pharmaceutical products, meeting the practical needs of people.

Showing the connection between lands, cultures and people is what battlefield photographer Lam Duc Hien aims for behind each set of photos.

According to the recent survey result, the main tourist flux to Hue in this period of recovery is from the North. Being proactive in connecting and supplying better products are the tasks offered to the tourism sector of Hue Ancient Capital.

Subsequent to one full year of Hue City administrative boundary expansion, the urban infrastructure from the central area to new communes and wards has been connected and perfected, contributing to the socio-economic development promotion. The Weekend Thua Thien Hue correspondent had a talk with Deputy Secretary of the City Party Committee, Chairman of Hue City People's Committee, Mr. Vo Le Nhat.

Infrastructure plays a crucial role and acts as the basis for the development and formation of new urban areas (NUAs). NUAs are gradually invested in construction, synchronized in terms of technical and social infrastructure, thereby attracting a lot of domestic and foreign investment capital.

The special offerings at Trach Pho Shrine (Phong Hoa Commune, Phong Dien District on February 12-13th of the Lunar Calendar every year), including a pair of sea bass and a tray of yam sweet soup, helped us connect ancient Southeast Asian cultural symbols together to clearly see the unique values condensed in the belief of worshiping the Thien Y A Na Goddess.

Agreeing to open a direct flight, Thai businesses have come to Hue to survey and connect a new tour. Soon, this line of traditional visitors will return to the ancient capital to travel.

That was the desire of the Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee Nguyen Van Phuong at the meeting and greeting session with the Consulate General of the Republic of Korea in Da Nang led by Mr. Ahn Min Sik, the Consul General on the afternoon of April 14.

The COVID-19 pandemic has had severe consequences on global tourism. As the pandemic has been under control, and many countries have reopened their borders, tourism started to restore.