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    • Ha Long – 2018 destination of Vietnamese photographers

    Vietnamese professional and amateur photographers have until July 31 to send their photo to take part in a biennial national art photo exhibition.
    Ha Long – 2018 destination of Vietnamese photographers ảnh 1An aerial photo of Ha Long Bay (Photo: VNA)

    Quang Ninh (VNA) – Vietnameseprofessional and amateur photographers have until July 31 to send their phototo take part in a biennial national art photo exhibition, which assess theachievements of Vietnamese photographers in the last two years.

    The organising board plans to show 200 to250 works at the exhibition slated for October in the northern province ofQuang Ninh, as part of the National Tourism Year 2018 themed Ha Long – QuangNinh.

    Candidates can send single photographs or agroup of photographs on two topics: Ha Long – Quang Ninh – from new angles or afree topic on Vietnam.

    The photographs should have been taken inthe last two years. Each photographer can send up to eight works for twotopics, a maximum three of which are groups of photographs. The entries shouldnot have been submitted to any previous national and international contesthosted by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and the VietnamAssociation of Photographic Artists.

    The entries should be submitted to the websiteanhnghethuatvietnam2018.com.

    The organising board will award two goldmedals, along with 30 million VND (1,318 USD) in cash, four silver, six bronzeand 10 consolation prizes.

    The gold prize winners at this contest willbe eligible to apply for the State Prize and Ho Chi Minh Prize in Literatureand Arts, the highest honours in Vietnam.

    More information on the contest can beaccessed at the website anhnghethuatvietnam2018.com or Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PhotographDepartment

    Last year, Quang Ninh welcomed more than 10million tourists, 4 million of whom came from other countries. The provinceaims to attract more than 12 million visitors this year, including 5 millionforeigners.

    Under the Overall Plan for TourismDevelopment in Quang Ninh, Quang Ninh strives to become an internationaltourism centre and a leading tourism destination in Vietnam with moderninfrastructure and diverse, high quality and competitive tourism products.

    By 2020, Quang Ninh aims to welcome 15million - 16 million tourists, including 7 million foreigners, and rake in 30trillion VND - 40 trillion VND (1.3 billion USD - 1.7 billion USD) in revenue.The tourism sector is expected to contribute 14-15 percent to the grossregional domestic product (GRDP).

    With a range of stunning landscapes, clearturquoise sea and spectacular limestone pillars together with numerous tourisminvestment projects, Quang Ninh boasts huge potential to develop tourism.

    The province has a coastline of more than250 kilometres and 2,000 islets, two-thirds of the total in Vietnam. Thespectacular stretch of coast connects the UNESCO-recognised World Heritage Siteof Ha Long Bay with majestic natural scenery, Bai Tu Long Bay, Van Don and CoTo islands and Tra Co beach with Cat Ba National Park in the northern port cityof Hai Phong.

    Along with the renowned Ha Long Bay, Quan Lan, MinhChau, Ngoc Vung, Dai beaches in Van Don island district and Tra Co and VinhThuc in Mong Cai city have grown in stature among domestic and internationaltourists thanks to their breathtaking sea and coral reef.-VNA
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