Joining hands to develop “green tourism”

During the recent National Day holiday (September 2), tourist areas, recreational sites, and entertainment venues across Dong Nai Province welcomed a large number of visitors from many localities. The lively atmosphere, with various cultural and sports programs, along with outdoor activities and camping, brought visitors joyful days and memorable moments.

A group of young people clean up trash together after taking part in an outdoor event at a campsite in La Nga Commune, Dong Nai Province. Photo: Le Duy

To make trips more complete, environmental preservation is receiving growing attention from the community. At many destinations, visitors proactively bring trash bags, sort waste, and dispose of it properly. Many families and groups of young people even spend time picking up trash around recreational areas, spreading the message of green living and civilized behavior in public spaces.

According to experts, the surge in visitors during holidays inevitably leads to increased waste. However, if each individual raises awareness and cooperates with site managers and local authorities, environmental sanitation will become much easier. Small acts such as bringing personal water bottles, limiting single-use plastics, or picking up empty cans and plastic bottles all contribute to a greener, cleaner, and more beautiful look for tourist destinations.

Tran Minh Quang, a visitor from Ho Chi Minh City, shared:
“We travel to enjoy the beauty of nature, so let’s work together to preserve it. Every small action we take contributes to spreading our civilized and friendly images in the eyes of friends and fellow visitors from near and far.”

With the community’s cooperation, tourist areas and entertainment venues in Dong Nai Province will increasingly become attractive destinations, not only for their diverse natural landscapes and vibrant recreational activities but also for their fresh, clean, and visitor-friendly environment.

By: Le Duy

Translated by: Trieu Ngan - Thu Ha