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HCM City event highlights online tourism potential

The first ever Online Tourism Day will be held in Ho Chi Minh City on July 5.
HCM City event highlights online tourism potential ảnh 1Vinh Hy Bay in Ninh Thuan Province, an increasingly popular tourist destination ò Vietnam (Source: VNA)

HCM City (VNA)
- The first everOnline Tourism Day will be held in Ho Chi Minh City on July 5.

The potential of e-commerce and the online travel market, policies to developthe online travel market, the influence of technology, social media andlow-cost airlines on the tourism sector will be among the topics discussed atthe event.


Experts will speak to local travel agents andhotels about how to adjust their business strategies and adopt technologicalsolutions.

According to the World Tourism Organisation, Asia and the Pacific have seenunprecedented growth in tourism, far above the world average, fuelled bydemographic, economic and technological changes in recent decades.

The technological revolution and the ensuing influence of the social media havebeen major contributory factors in the growth, it said.

The rise of the free and independent traveller who uses online travel agentsinstead of the traditional package tour operators has changed the market place,it said.

A study by Google forecasts the Southeast Asian online travel market to reach 90billion USD by 2025 from 22 billion USD in 2015.

Hotels and airlines will account for 77 billion USD, making up 85 percent ofthe total online travel market.

Low cost carriers will drive most of the growth due to their prominence inSoutheast Asia and greater online penetration.

The Online Tourism Day will be organised by the Vietnam E-commerce Association,Vietnam National Administration of Tourism, and Vietnam E-commerce andInformation Technology Agency. 

In the first half of the year, the number offoreign tourists visiting Vietnam soared 30 percent year-on-year to 6.2million, according to the Vietnam National Administration of Tourism.-VNA
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