Khanh Hoa launches digital tourism platform ahead of Sea Festival 2026

VOV.VN - Khanh Hoa Province, on Vietnam's south-central coast, has launched a digital tourism platform to serve residents and visitors ahead of the opening of the Khanh Hoa Sea Festival 2026.

The provincial Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism said it had worked with Khanh Hoa Newspaper and Radio-Television to launch the platform, which provides information on the Khanh Hoa Sea Festival 2026 as well as tourist attractions and tourism services across the province.

The platform features the full festival schedule, artistic performances and related activities in digital format. It also provides information on more than 20 tourist attractions, accommodation facilities, restaurants, entertainment venues and an integrated digital map offering location, navigation and visitor information.

The Khanh Hoa Sea Festival 2026 is set to take place from July 17 to 19, while a broad array of sidelines events will run from July 10 to August 10 at April 2 Square and other locations across the province.

Featuring more than 40 cultural, artistic, sporting and tourism events, the festival is expected to attract between 600,000 and 800,000 domestic and international visitors.

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