Relocation of 3 large hotels along the Quy Nhon coast.

On October 22nd, the leaders of the Binh Dinh Provincial People's Committee announced that Mr. Phan Cao Thang, Permanent Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee, had signed a decision approving and supplementing the partial adjustment of the 1/2,000 scale zoning plan for the Quy Nhon Bay tourism area. This adjustment is related to the relocation of three large hotels along An Duong Vuong road to reclaim land for the construction of a park for the people.

The decision announced that the demolition and relocation of the two hotels, Hai Au (a 4-star international hotel) and Hoang Yen (a 3-star international hotel), would be completed no later than the expiration of each project's land lease. According to records, the Hai Au hotel's land lease will expire at the end of 2019, and the Hoang Yen hotel's land lease will expire in 2052.

Regarding the Binh Duong Hotel specifically, the People's Committee of Binh Dinh province plans to provide 32 billion VND to relocate the hotel to a new plot of land larger than 3,000 square meters.²at 20 Nguyen Van Troi Street (Quy Nhon City).

According to Nguyen Thanh Tung, Secretary of the Binh Dinh Provincial Party Committee, the relocation of the three hotels, Hoang Yen, Hai Au, and Binh Duong, was already planned. In early June, Ho Quoc Dung, Chairman of the Binh Dinh Provincial People's Committee, also affirmed that the entire coastal area of ​​Quy Nhon Bay is a source of pride for the people, and they are free to access the sea; the government has not handed it over to any investor. Furthermore, the province has even proactively invested in land clearance to create parks and pedestrian streets for the community.

According to Mr. Dung, Binh Dinh is one of the few localities in the country that is willing to spend hundreds of billions of dong on compensation just to gain coastal space and build public parks to serve the people.

Phuong Anh