For Canadians, Vietnam is an exciting and safe destination.

Canadian tourists choose Vietnam as an interesting destination for family vacations. According to the author of the article Todd Babiak, the way to reduce the distance from children when they grow up, for us and all parents in this situation, is to book tickets for a long family vacation. And Vietnam is the destination we expect.

Choosing Vietnam as a family destination According to The Globe and Mail, experiencing a long family vacation is a memorable experience for the whole family to get away from social networks as well as long-running TV series for teenage girls or middle-aged people.

Todd Babiak's family photo of their experience in Hoi An. Photo: TODD BABIAK/HANDOUT

"We hope to always have the opportunity to travel with our children because we worry that their childhood is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Our two daughters, Avia (17) is about to go to university and Esmé is a typical 15-year-old. They are now busy with their studies and ambitions, so our family has very little opportunity to be close to each other," writes author and traveler Todd Babiak. France, our favorite country, is too far from our home country of Tasmania to spend a full 10-day family vacation. Our second favorite family destination is the Pacific Coast of Mexico. We want to experience a variety of cultures and history, feel the heat of the tropics, eat delicious food and be close to beautiful beaches. And Vietnam is our choice. "What we learned, in our pre-trip research, is that it's best to choose a specific region like the south or north or central part of the country for our exploration. I reached out to a Vietnamese friend for advice and she gave us a very sincere suggestion," the author wrote. According to the author, we went to Da Nang city - a young and fast-growing city famous for its beaches, seafood, high mountains and rich history. "My family chose the Pullman Da Nang hotel - a destination with many multinational companies located in a relatively quiet area with a beautiful long beach. An Bang beach is nearby, suitable for parties and fishing fun," Todd Babiak described when the family arrived in Da Nang city. On the second day in Da Nang, Esmé - our second daughter - chose to surf to satisfy her passion. Da Nang is really attractive for this water sport and Esmé is especially fascinated. Exciting forms of tourism and vibrant destinations are highlighted, helping visitors better understand the hospitality of the Vietnamese people.

Images of Vietnam’s country, culture and tourism were introduced to Canadians at the 27th Travel and Holiday Expo, which took place on April 6 and 7 in Ottawa. The event was attended by the Vietnamese Embassy, ​​representatives of international diplomatic missions in Ottawa, travel agencies and tourism service operators from around the world.

Aiming to demonstrate the importance and value of tourism products, this year's exhibition provides visitors with information on more than 60 international destinations as well as about 40 tourist destinations in Canada and the United States.

The Vietnam booth attracted a lot of attention thanks to its beautiful location and unique information and images about the people and beautiful life of the country. Interesting types of tourism and vibrant destinations were prominently introduced, helping visitors understand more about the hospitality of the Vietnamese people.

At the 27th Travel and Holiday Exhibition in Ottawa, Canada, interesting types of tourism and vibrant destinations in Vietnam were prominently introduced, attracting visitors.

According to Halina Player, the organizer of this event, after many years of not being able to organize it due to the pandemic, people are now very excited because they will have the opportunity to travel to many places. They choose to attend this exhibition because here they can directly ask questions and receive direct answers from local people, for example from Vietnam.

Foreign tourists visit Ako Dhong community tourism village, Tan Loi ward, Buon Ma Thuot city, Dak Lak province. (Photo: Hoai Thu/VNA)

They will learn more through real-life contact, instead of just sitting reading books or watching on screens. This is a good interaction, helping people get to know each other not only domestically but also expanding to the world in a specific and direct way. With the goal of demonstrating the importance and value of tourism products, this year's exhibition provides visitors with information about more than 60 international destinations as well as about 40 tourist addresses in Canada and the US. The Vietnam booth attracted a lot of attention thanks to its beautiful location and unique information and images about the people and beautiful life of the country. Interesting types of tourism and vibrant destinations were prominently introduced to help visitors better understand the hospitality of the Vietnamese people. Attending the exhibition for the first time, Mr. David You - a tourist from Ottawa, said he was interested in Vietnam and wanted to visit Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City in the future. Mr. You said that he had studied the history of Vietnam and had also tried some Vietnamese dishes, so he was interested in Vietnamese culture and tourism. Similarly, Ms. Player said that she would visit Vietnam after hearing many good things about this Southeast Asian country. She also shared the story of a friend who traveled to Vietnam for 3 months and would love to come back because that friend said Vietnam is an extremely safe place./.

Bich Huong