A project on climate change impact mitigation and disaster prevention via the public-private participation in sustainable sand exploitation in the Mekong Delta was discussed during a working session between the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) and leading representatives of departments, agencies, and divisions in Can Tho city on October 21st.

The prestigious British magazine Condé Nast Traveler recently announced the Readers' Choice Awards 2020 voted by readers, of which Vietnam has jumped one place from last year to ninth in the list of 20 most favorite countries for travelers.

The COVID-19 pandemic caused many difficulties for the tourism industry in our country in 2020. A full recovery for the tourism industry is still a long way to go. However, Can Tho tourism is showing signs of rapid recovery. It is thanks to the timely adaptation of businesses, along with the appropriate directions of the city authorities.

Cái Răng floating market, Cần Thơ, is becoming a well-known destination for the locals and international visitors. However, it is considered too unattractive to be able to keep and bring back tourists, given many existing problems. However, it is proving difficult to safeguard the market, maintain its typical state, and retain the river traders. How to protect this heritage while promoting its tourist value? The whole political system and the whole community will be involved in this matter. This will also be the topic under discussion during the seminar “How to conserve the Cái Răng floating market” in September 2020.