The survey delegation was led by Mr. Cao Thanh Binh, Head of the Culture and Social Affairs Committee.
The Con Dao National Park Management Board reported that from 2018 to 2025, 16 of 17 eco-tourism sites in the park charged entrance fees, generating more than VND14 billion (US$532,823) in revenue.
The survey aims to assess the effectiveness of cultural institutions and the management and preservation of historical relics and scenic sites, especially as Con Dao operates under a two-tier local government model, thereby helping the effective implementation of socio-cultural development plans at the local level and contributing to Ho Chi Minh City’s broader socio-economic development orientation in the coming period.
