Hue, April 25 -- The central city of Hue, which was once Vietnam's imperial capital, is set to become a magnet for holidaymakers during the upcoming national reunification-May Day holidays from April 30 to May 4, with municipal authorities forecasting around 150,000 visitor arrivals, bringing some 300 billion VND (11.52 million USD) in revenues. The city is positioning itself as a top destination for the long break by offering a rich tapestry of cultural, culinary, and leisure experiences. These festivities are part of the larger Visit Vietnam Year 2025 programme, themed "Hue - Ancient Capital, New Opportunity". Highlights include an exhibition on Vietnamese tourism, cultural heritage, landmarks and traditional craft products running from...