Da Nang urged to limit tourist numbers at eco-sensitive, heritage sites to protect environment
A tourism official has urged Da Nang City to control visitor numbers at ecologically sensitive and heritage sites. This measure aims to prioritize environmental protection over maximizing tourist arrivals.

Da Nang City, located in central Vietnam, should implement controls on visitor numbers at its ecologically sensitive and heritage sites, according to a tourism official. The official emphasized that the city should prioritize environmental protection rather than focusing solely on increasing tourist arrivals. Specific sites mentioned include Son Tra Peninsula, Cham Island, Hoi An, and My Son. This recommendation highlights the importance of sustainable tourism development, ensuring that the natural and cultural values of these areas are preserved for the long term. The call suggests a need for a balanced approach, where economic benefits from tourism are weighed against the imperative to safeguard the environment and heritage assets of Da Nang and its surrounding regions. Key points * Da Nang is urged to control tourist numbers. * Eco-sensitive and heritage sites require protection. * Environmental preservation should be prioritized over tourist arrivals. Nguồn / Source: Tuổi Trẻ News
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