Read the passage about green and sustainable tourism and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the questions from 31 to 40.
Vietnam's tourism sector has seen significant growth in recent years, with increasing numbers of both international and domestic visitors. However, this growth has put pressure on the environment and cultural heritage, particularly in rapidly developing tourist destinations. To address these challenges, the country is shifting towards green tourism, emphasizing sustainability and responsibility towards nature and local communities.
Studies show that many tourists are increasingly conscious of their environmental impact. A 2020 European Commission report found that 82% of EU citizens were willing to adjust their habits to ensure sustainable tourism, such as reducing waste, paying extra to protect the environment, and supporting local communities. Similarly, a survey by Vietnam's National Administration of Tourism (VNAT) revealed that 76% of international tourists were ready to reduce waste, 62% would buy local products, and 45% preferred eco friendly travel options like low-impact vehicles and off-peak season visits.
In Vietnam, the trend towards green tourism is gaining traction, with more tourists seeking outdoor activities that allow them to enjoy nature while minimizing their impact. The COVID-19 pandemic has further motivated domestic tourists to adopt more sustainable travel behaviors, with 88% of them embracing green tourism practices, according to Booking.com.
(I) Several Vietnamese destinations have pioneered green tourism initiatives. (II) For example, Hoi An has promoted "no plastic waste" hotels and aims to reduce plastic waste by 13-15% annually, targeting zero plastic by 2025. (III) Additionally, green tours such as garbage collection boat tours in Hoi An, cave exploration in Phong Nha-Ke Bang, and turtle watching tours in Con Dao are attracting tourists. (IV)
Vietnam's government supports this shift towards sustainability through its National Action Plan on Green Growth (2021-2030) and tourism strategies emphasizing eco-tourism, community-based tourism, and the use of clean energy. Experts suggest that investment in green tourism technologies, promotion of eco-friendly products, and public awareness campaigns are essential to furthering the sustainable tourism agenda.
Ultimately, green tourism in Vietnam aims to create immersive experiences that benefit both tourists and local communities while preserving the environment for future generations.
Studies show that many tourists are increasingly conscious of their environmental impact. A 2020 European Commission report found that 82% of EU citizens were willing to adjust their habits to ensure sustainable tourism, such as reducing waste, paying extra to protect the environment, and supporting local communities. Similarly, a survey by Vietnam's National Administration of Tourism (VNAT) revealed that 76% of international tourists were ready to reduce waste, 62% would buy local products, and 45% preferred eco friendly travel options like low-impact vehicles and off-peak season visits.
In Vietnam, the trend towards green tourism is gaining traction, with more tourists seeking outdoor activities that allow them to enjoy nature while minimizing their impact. The COVID-19 pandemic has further motivated domestic tourists to adopt more sustainable travel behaviors, with 88% of them embracing green tourism practices, according to Booking.com.
(I) Several Vietnamese destinations have pioneered green tourism initiatives. (II) For example, Hoi An has promoted "no plastic waste" hotels and aims to reduce plastic waste by 13-15% annually, targeting zero plastic by 2025. (III) Additionally, green tours such as garbage collection boat tours in Hoi An, cave exploration in Phong Nha-Ke Bang, and turtle watching tours in Con Dao are attracting tourists. (IV)
Vietnam's government supports this shift towards sustainability through its National Action Plan on Green Growth (2021-2030) and tourism strategies emphasizing eco-tourism, community-based tourism, and the use of clean energy. Experts suggest that investment in green tourism technologies, promotion of eco-friendly products, and public awareness campaigns are essential to furthering the sustainable tourism agenda.
Ultimately, green tourism in Vietnam aims to create immersive experiences that benefit both tourists and local communities while preserving the environment for future generations.
Where in paragraph 4 does the following sentence best fit?
'Similarly, Co To Island has implemented rules banning plastic bottles and bags to protect the environment.'
Where in paragraph 4 does the following sentence best fit?
'Similarly, Co To Island has implemented rules banning plastic bottles and bags to protect the environment.'
'Similarly, Co To Island has implemented rules banning plastic bottles and bags to protect the environment.'
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Đáp án chính thức: C
Hướng dẫn giải chi tiết
Câu sau đây phù hợp nhất với vị trí nào trong đoạn 4? "Tương tự, đảo Cổ Tô đã triển khai các quy định cấm chai và túi nhựa để bảo vệ môi trường."
Ta thấy câu trước vị trí (III) đang nêu ví dụ về Hội An trong những sáng kiến về du lịch xanh. Câu cần điền bắt đầu bằng 'Similarly' và nêu ví dụ về đảo Cổ Tô. Hai câu liên mạch về ý.
Thông tin: For example, Hoi An has promoted "no plastic waste" hotels and aims to reduce plastic waste by 13-15% annually, targeting zero plastic by 2025. Similarly, Co To Island has implemented rules banning plastic bottles and bags to protect the environment. (Chẳng hạn, Hội An đã quảng bá các khách sạn "không rác thải nhựa" và đặt mục tiêu giảm 13-15% rác thải nhựa hàng năm, hướng đến mục tiêu không rác thải nhựa vào năm 2025. Tương tự, đảo Cổ Tô đã triển khai các quy định cấm chai và túi nhựa để bảo vệ môi trường.)
→ Chọn đáp án C
Ta thấy câu trước vị trí (III) đang nêu ví dụ về Hội An trong những sáng kiến về du lịch xanh. Câu cần điền bắt đầu bằng 'Similarly' và nêu ví dụ về đảo Cổ Tô. Hai câu liên mạch về ý.
Thông tin: For example, Hoi An has promoted "no plastic waste" hotels and aims to reduce plastic waste by 13-15% annually, targeting zero plastic by 2025. Similarly, Co To Island has implemented rules banning plastic bottles and bags to protect the environment. (Chẳng hạn, Hội An đã quảng bá các khách sạn "không rác thải nhựa" và đặt mục tiêu giảm 13-15% rác thải nhựa hàng năm, hướng đến mục tiêu không rác thải nhựa vào năm 2025. Tương tự, đảo Cổ Tô đã triển khai các quy định cấm chai và túi nhựa để bảo vệ môi trường.)
→ Chọn đáp án C