After greater than three many years of economic reform, Vietnam will host the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Leaders’ Meeting in Da Nang from November 6 to 11. The event is anticipated to bring together some 15,000 delegates, journalists, businessmen and CEOs from 21 member economies.
Secretary of the municipal party committee Truong Quang Nghia said that Vietnam NetworkSince hosting the APEC Economic Leaders Week is an amazing opportunity to lift awareness of town around the globe, local agencies coping with the matter are quickly finalizing preparations.
Meanwhile, Son Tra District, a tourist magnet and venue for lots of the Week’s events, has noted improvements within the communication skills of tourism staff. Inspection teams have also been sent to look at goods and services sold within the district.
Da Nang Tourism Department deputy director Nguyen Xuan Binh said Son Tra is town’s tourist hub, with greater than 250 hotels and 100 other accommodation facilities.
Therefore, regular updating of data will help to lift awareness of officials and tourism staff. The district can be increasing communication to encourage residents to be able to welcome guests with their hospitality.
The summit’s International Media Center will open Saturday, with a rehearsal of the opening ceremony Sunday. The 1.3-hectare media center will provide workspace for nearly 3,000 journalists.
Six tours were organised for reporters through the Week, namely: Ngu Hanh Son Mountain – Cham Museum, Ba Na Hills, Ngu Hanh Son – Hoi An Old Town, Da Nang – Hue Old Town, Than Tai Mountain and Han River boat tours.
Bangkok Post Office mentioned that Vietnam will use the APEC platform to induce Washington to present a clearer position on trade and investment liberalization. APEC’s success will further strengthen Vietnam’s leading role on the ASEAN summit.
Established in 1989, APEC comprises 21 economies, including Australia, Brunei, Canada, Chile, China, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Japan, the Republic of Korea, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Peru, the Philippines, Russia, Singapore, Chinese Taipei, Thailand, the United States and Vietnam.
