The Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism builds a cultural environment in the workplace.

Tour guides of the Provincial Monument Management Board wear traditional Thai ethnic costumes while serving tourists.

To build a cultural environment in the workplace, the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism issued the Regulations on Office Culture and the Code of Conduct for officials and civil servants, ensuring that they are consistent with the functions, tasks and material conditions of the industry. At the same time, it is necessary to promote propaganda and raise awareness among officials and civil servants about this content. Specifically in each field, 100% of officials and civil servants strictly comply with discipline and administrative discipline, with no cases of disciplinary violations. 100% of officials and civil servants signed a commitment to maintain security and order, and not violate traffic safety laws. The staff and civil servants in the entire industry are always sincere, friendly, and united with colleagues; effectively implementing regulations on ethical standards. The industry focuses on streamlining the apparatus, operating effectively and efficiently, associated with restructuring and improving the quality of the civil servants and civil servants. The process of performing tasks is increasingly specialized; the process and procedures for performing tasks are increasingly improved in the direction of clear responsibilities, specific requirements and quality; demonstrating professionalism, contributing to improving the quality and efficiency of performing tasks.

Along with that, the civil servants and public employees in the whole industry always strictly implement the contents of the grassroots democracy regulations; have a sense of responsibility in all areas, implement a serious working style and manner, create a friendly atmosphere, promote openness and mutual trust. Some departments and units also work outside of office hours to serve, such as: Dien Bien Phu Historical Victory Museum, Relic Management Board, Provincial Library, Cultural - Cinema Center, Art Troupe... With the nature of the work that regularly contacts domestic and foreign organizations and tourists, civil servants and public employees in the industry strictly comply with the regulations on issued ethical standards; there are no negative feedbacks from organizations and individuals about communication and behavior. From there, build the image, style and working manner of the civil servants and public employees in the Culture, Sports and Tourism industry as professional, scientific, disciplined, creative, always dedicated in performing their duties.

At the workplace, the CCVCNÐ in the whole industry always ensure that the uniform is beautiful and suitable for the assigned tasks. Some units also design their own uniforms, such as: Dien Bien Phu Historical Victory Museum, Provincial Library... In addition, all departments and units under the industry carry out regular environmental sanitation, plant trees in the office area, and work rooms. Thereby, creating a clean and friendly working environment and space.

Currently, the Provincial Relic Management Board has 75 officers, civil servants and employees; of which, about 50 officers and employees welcome visitors at 6 tourist attractions. The unit always identifies office culture as including many areas, from work attire, formal attire, communication style, behavior in performing tasks, office and office layout, manners, spirit, attitude, responsibility in performing work... These factors contribute to forming and building the behavioral style of officers and employees in the unit. Ms. Pham Thi Thao, Deputy Director of the Provincial Relic Management Board said: "The unit always promotes the spirit of solidarity, high responsibility of each member to improve discipline, administrative discipline, build prestige in the unit... With the characteristic of being a unit that regularly serves visitors to visit, learn, and research; The unit has developed specific rules and regulations to build the image of the unit's officials and workers as always friendly and hospitable. The unit has made a common uniform for officials, officials and workers, requiring them to be worn on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays every week. It is both polite, formal and professional, and anyone who sees it can recognize that they are employees of the Provincial Monuments Management Board. As for tour guides serving tourists at the relic sites, they are required to wear traditional Thai costumes on all working days. At the same time, the unit's environmental landscape is regularly cleaned and green, including coordinating with military units to plant trees, cut grass, decorate flags, flowers...

If discipline directly affects the effectiveness of work, then the factor of office culture plays a very important role in creating attitudes and working environment. It can be seen that, through specific tasks, the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism has built a standard office culture environment, contributing to improving the working style and attitude of the staff, improving the effectiveness of solving and implementing assigned tasks.

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