Many tourists inside and outside the province have gathered in Sam Son City during their vacation. Many people comfortably enjoy the moment of frolic with water waves. Beautiful weather, clear blue sea water inspired many seafaring people. It is known that about 30% of guests cancel their rooms close to the holiday. Mr. Tran Van Sau, owner of Phuong Anh Hotel, Trung Son Ward said: If every year, from April 28 to April 28, we received a schedule to book all rooms, this year many delegations in remote provinces. call cancellation. Hopefully the epidemic will quickly pass so that we can have a good business travel season. In order to improve the safety of tourists in the prevention of the epidemic COVID – 19, the local authorities have taken timely measures in disease prevention such as: Requesting accommodation establishments to sign implementation of measures to prevent epidemic COVID – 19; Requires visitors staying in Sam Son to complete medical declaration … Information boards guiding COVID – 19 epidemic prevention and the 5K recommendation of the Ministry of Health … are hung everywhere to improve the morale of epidemic prevention for tourists. Free mask, antiseptic water is always ready to serve visitors. Beautiful beach, modern infrastructure, attractive relic system and many other strengths, Sam Son has been and is a place that many domestic and foreign tourists choose to visit and relax.

Tourists experience in salt mountains through the prism of photographer Mohamed Wardany. Photo: CNN The salt mountains in Port Fouad are now becoming a tourist attraction because of the amplified images that make viewers feel that you are having an extremely enjoyable experience with white snow. Egyptian photographer Mohamed Wardany told CNN that visitors can take a ferry across the Suez Canal to experience the salt city. Many tourists gather at the foot of the salt mountain. Photo: CNN According to Mr. Wardany, images of Egypt’s “snowy” mountains are part of an ongoing project to promote Egypt from a different perspective. The tourism industry of this country hopes that this idea will help visitors see a new image of Egyptian tourism instead of just thinking about the mysterious Pyramids every time they come to this country. Salt mountain destination in Egypt is becoming more popular than ever. Photo: CNN With pure white color and bright, Mr. Wardany said that the mountains are like the white snow peaks in the Arctic. Although the space may lack icy temperatures, it does not lose its special appeal to visitors. Experiencing with salt mountains will help the body feel more refreshing because salt has healing properties and removes negative energy from the body, Mr. Wardany affirmed. The mountains filled with salt. Photo: CNN The photographer also advised everyone: “Go to the salt mountain in winter to experience a real icy feeling”. Tourists enjoy the white color of “snow”. Photo: CNN

“People will carefully celebrate Songkran at home,” Thai Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha announced on April 6. He asserted that the regulations of a state of emergency still apply in response to the Covid-19 epidemic. All provincial governors are allowed to enact more stringent anti-epidemic measures if necessary. So, one year from now, the streets of Thailand will be free from laughing crowds, water gun fights from locals and tourists. Thailand attracts thousands of foreign visitors each year thanks to the Songkran water festival. Photo: Reuters. Songkran Festival usually starts on April 13 every year and takes place for 2 days. This year, the Thai government approved an additional day off on April 12 to give Thais a week-long vacation, to encourage people to travel, boosting the economy. However, the back outbreak of the epidemic destroyed the opportunity to revive the economy of the Golden Temple during the festival. Economic impact The Tourism Authority of Thailand predicts a rebound of the disease could cause tourists to reduce spending during the Songkran festival by 2.4 billion baht ($ 75 million). Many tourists have canceled their schedule to Thailand and checked out the hotel. “About 20% of the number of pre-booked rooms in major cities like Phuket, Pattaya and Hua Hin has been canceled,” said Pisoot Saekool, president of the Thai Hotel Association. The Thai Hotel Association and the Tourism Authority expect tourist spending on Songkran to drop to 9.6 billion baht, down from an earlier prediction of around 12 billion baht. Although more than 300,000 Thai people have been vaccinated with Covid-19, outbreaks are still popping up in Bangkok and can spread across the country during the Songkran holiday as many return home. As of April 7, Thailand had a total of 29,905 Covid-19 cases. Of which, 28,069 people recovered, 95 died. Many pubs and restaurants in big cities have to close temporarily to maintain social distance. This year, Khao San Road, a famous place to attract foreign visitors during the water splash festival, will no longer have crowds playing around, splashing water on each other. Photo: Akira Kodaka. At the upcoming festival, the Thai Covid-19 Situation Management Center (CCSA) only allows traditional activities such as pouring perfume on a Buddha statue. However, this operation should also be carried out at a distance of at least 1.5 m. With no public events and celebrations left, spending by locals on Songkran is also expected to drop significantly. A poll conducted by the Thai Chamber of Commerce University shows that this year’s Songkran will be less noisy as more Thais plan to stay at home. Holiday spending is expected to fall below 100 billion baht ($ 3.1 billion). This figure is still better than the Songkran festival in 2020, but much lower than the annual average of more than 135 billion baht. Khao San Road, a popular place to attract foreign visitors during the water festival, is also said to be very quiet as no public events are allowed, meaning the sales are bleak. business in this area. Sa-nga Ruangwattanakul, president of the Khao San Road Business Association, said the number of tourists is expected to plummet this year as fun activities such as splashing water and powder on each other are prohibited. “Before the Covid-19 pandemic, our revenue during the Songkran season was about 100 million baht per day. This year, however, I think it was only about 10 million baht,” Ruangwattanakul said.