Due to the unpredictable nature of the corona virus (Covid-19), Sun Group has announced the temporary closure of some amusement parks in Vietnam. The developer has taken the decision to ensure maximum safety for the community as well as tourists and staff working at amusement parks.
Safety first for the community
Accordingly, in Sa Pa (Lao Cai Province), Sun World Fansipan Legend will suspend operations from March 18 until March 31, 2020. Meanwhile, the Aquatopia Water Park, part of the Sun World Hon Thom Nature Park in Phu Quoc, will also close its underwater games area from March 18 until further notice. The operating hours of Hon Thom cable car have also been adjusted. The cable car will stop running at 18:30 daily (30 minutes earlier than usual).
Earlier, in Quang Ninh province in the northeast of Vietnam, Sun World Halong Complex had stopped receiving guests as of March 9. Ba Na Hill Golf Course in Central Vietnam's Da Nang also stopped serving golfers on the same date.
"The temporary closure of these amusement parks and entertainment facilities is a major loss for us but Sun Group has always put the health and safety of communities, visitors and our employees first and now, more than ever, every enterprise and every individual in Vietnam must strive to help the government and our country to fight this disease. We believe that when we all unite, we will overcome all difficulties," said Mr. Dang Minh Truong, Chairman of Sun Group.
Looking forward to a brighter future
Like many other tourism-based businesses all around the world at this time, Sun Group's operations have been adversely affected by Covid-19. However, a representative of Sun Group has vowed that during this time, the developer will focus on preparing the launch of many new, exciting products and services to boost tourism flows when the disease is under control.
Meanwhile, all hotels operating under the Sun Hospitality Group (SHG) system (under Sun Group) and each of the Sun World complexes, have developed a cooperation plan with Vietnam Airlines to offer various products and services packages at extremely attractive prices. These product packages will also be launched as soon as the disease is under control.
From now till the end of 2020, a number of game-changing tourism projects and products will also be launched by Sun Group. Specifically, phase 1 of the luxurious Yoko Onsen (a hot spring resort) in Quang Hanh, Cam Pha, Quang Ninh will officially come into operation. This investment by Sun Group is the first Japanese-style 'onsen' resort to be opened in Vietnam. Attracting tourists through all four seasons, Yoko Onsen will solve a perceived seasonal weakness for tourism in Quang Ninh. Before the end of the year, Premier Village Halong Bay Resort, located right at the heart of Ha Long city, will also officially open after a soft opening period.
In Hai Phong, a three-wire cable car route on Cat Hai Island is scheduled to open in the second quarter. The cable line will have a length of 3,955m and stretch from the commune of Dong Bai to Phu Long (Cat Hai district), which is home to a Biosphere Reserve with stunning mangrove ecosystems and evergreen forests. The cable car will have 60 cabins (each can accommodate up to 30 guests) and operate with a capacity of 4,500 guests an hour.
Meanwhile in Da Nang, Sun World Danang Wonders is already undergoing a renovation that will help transform the complex as an attractive destination for nightlife. Representatives of Sun Group have revealed that the renovation of Sun World Danang Wonders is also in preparation for the Danang International Fireworks Festival - DIFF 2020, which is scheduled to be held from July to the end of September 2, 2020, as long as Covid-19 is under control.
DIFF 2020 will feature many exciting new innovations in form and content with the participation of world-class international artillery teams joining the event for the first time. The shooting nights will be organized every Saturday night during the aforementioned period.
Also in Danang, a new cable car route at Sun World Ba Na Hills will be opened along with the much-anticipated Ravenstone Castle, where ancient European fairs, fetes and festival will be recreated.Read More
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