Nowadays, along with the strong development of industry, the need for rest and entertainment towards nature is an inevitable need of people. Tourists tend to seek out areas that are still intact, not much disturbed by human impacts to feel the freshness, tranquility and many other wonders that can only be obtained from nature.
Therefore, Cat Tien National Park, which preserves the world's high biodiversity resources, has become a destination of interest to many domestic and foreign tourists. Cat Tien National Park is a nature reserve located in 5 districts: Tan Phu, Vinh Cuu (Dong Nai), Cat Tien, Bao Lam (Lam Dong) and Bu Dang (Binh Phuoc), 150 km north of Ho Chi Minh City. This is home to nearly 1,500 identified animal species and 1,610 plant species, located in areas with high biodiversity in the world. The transitional terrain between mountains and plains, with the Dong Nai River surrounding more than 90 km of this place, has endowed Cat Tien with an attractive resource to exploit unique ecotourism products that humans cannot create.
Since the mid-1990s, ecotourism activities in Cat Tien National Park have been implemented spontaneously, starting with the simple task of guiding and serving the basic needs of tourists.
Nowadays, with the rapid growth in the number of visitors, the increasingly strict demands for services force the organization of tourism activities to be rearranged in a professional direction and gradually improve in quality.
In response to that practical demand, Cat Tien National Park will organize a Tourism Promotion Conference on June 11 and 12, 2019 to introduce existing tourism products and services to partners, listen to partners' contributions in improving service quality, and building new products suitable to tourists' tastes.
Besides, opinions from state management agencies, scientists and researchers will be very necessary for planning and orienting tourism development, reasonably exploiting the available potentials from natural and human resources of Cat Tien National Park.
Through the conference, Cat Tien National Park hopes to receive attention and support from state management agencies; advice from scientists; and to promote cooperation and call for investment to further improve tourism activities.
