Welcoming and working with the delegation were Mr. Nguyen Chien Thang - Vice Chairman of Yen Bai Provincial People's Committee, leaders of related departments, agencies and districts and towns.

At the meeting, Mr. Nguyen Chien Thang - Vice Chairman of Yen Bai Provincial People's Committee exchanged a quick discussion with the delegation about tourism development strategy of Yen Bai province. He also pointed out that Yen Bai province is currently focusing on four key tourism areas, including the tourism area of ​​Thac Ba lake and Chay river, the tourist area of ​​Yen Bai city and surrounding areas; Western tourism region of the province and Tran Yen - Van Yen tourism area. The province also has priority policies to attract investors. Therefore, in recent years, the number of tourists coming to Yen Bai province has increased rapidly each year, especially in the Western region and Van Yen district of the province. He also hoped that the delegation would have early support for Yen Bai province to complete the construction of a website to promote tourism. With a large number of foreign tourists, mainly French tourists, so he expected the delegation to support the province in attracting foreign tourists, catching up with the general trend of the world.

On behalf of the delegation, Ms. Karine Trystram - Head of International Relations Department of Val-De-Marne Provincial Council thanked the cooperation and assistance of Yen Bai province. She also highly appreciated the tourism development strategy of Yen Bai province, in accordance with the current tourism trend, in addition to connecting the provincial tourism destinations with Sapa to attract tourists so that tourists can stay in the province longer. Based on their tourism development experiences, the delegation gave some reference ideas for Yen Bai province such as building a tour with links to famous tourist destinations, good media effects on the website to track the visitors' feedback through blogs, comments, and network security must be set up strictly to ensure that it does not affect the operation process.