Vietnam National Administration of Tourism, La Vie launch novel programme

July 08, 2021 - 18:59

The Vietnam National Administration of Tourism and La Vie Co., Ltd. have launched an initiative that helps people sit at home and still get a glimpse of the beauty of the country’s nature amid the raging COVID-19 pandemic.

More than 100 attractive landscapes are presented through a limited edition collection of La Vie mineral water under an initiative by the Vietnam National Administration of Tourism and the company. — Photo courtesy of La Vie

HCM CITY — The Vietnam National Administration of Tourism and La Vie Co., Ltd. have launched an initiative that helps people sit at home and still get a glimpse of the beauty of the country’s nature amid the raging COVID-19 pandemic.

They have selected more than 100 natural wonders and presented them through a limited edition collection of La Vie mineral water.

Customers can choose from more than 100 different labels featuring scenic spots such as the ‘four great peaks’ of the north-west and the mysterious caves of the ‘Kingdom of Caves’ in Quảng Bình.

Users can also scan the QR code on the water bottle to get information about the particular place as well as tourism generally from the VNAT website https://vietnamtourism.gov.vn.

A spokesperson for the Vietnam National Administration of Tourism said the initiative is among activities to promote the beauty of Việt Nam to tourists in a new and unique way.

A Nestlé Group company, La Vie has been a pioneer in environmental initiatives. — VNS

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