Cua Lo seafood is ready for the tourist season
(Baonghean.vn) - The coastal town of Cua Lo has begun its tourist season. In craft villages and seafood markets, people are actively preparing goods to serve tourists.
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| The 2018 tourist season is approaching, and Cua Lo is bustling with visitors. Photo: Sach Nguyen |
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| These days, people in craft villages in Cua Lo are busy preparing seafood to serve tourists. These are seafood from long-standing traditional craft villages and have been granted collective brand certificates by the Vietnam Intellectual Property Office, such as: Hai Giang 1 fish sauce processing village in Nghi Hai ward; Seafood preservation and processing village in Nghi Tan ward; Seafood catching and processing village in Nghi Thuy ward; Noodle making village in Nghi Thu ward. Photo: Hoang Hao |
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| Cua Lo mackerel is delicious and not only attracts customers from many other provinces but is also a daily dish of Nghe An people. Photo: Hoang Hao. |
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| Fresh mackerel is processed on the spot. Photo: Quang An |
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| Grilled mackerel from Cua Lo is a popular choice among tourists as a gift when they return to the coastal city. Photo: Quang An |
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| According to Cua Lo residents, to maintain the brand's reputation, Nghi Thuy craft village households are required to always ensure food hygiene and safety, reasonable prices, and especially only use seafood caught by the locals to serve the needs of customers. Photo: Hoang Hao |
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| Cua Lo seafood market is an attractive destination for tourists when coming to Cua Lo beach. Here, visitors can buyFreshly caught seafood such as shrimp, squid, crab, snails, etc. are still alive and have very reasonable prices.Photo: Hoang Hao |
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| Visitors can choose fresh seafood at the market themselves, then take it to restaurants for processing. Photo: Archive |
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| According to Mr. Hoang Van Yen - Chairman of the Association of Fishing and Seafood Processing Villages in Nghi Thuy Ward, the craft village of Block 7 in Nghi Thuy Ward has up to 40 offshore fishing boats, 50 small nearshore fishing boats and 60 households specializing in seafood processing services. This is the place that provides fresh seafood for the day for tourists coming to the coastal city of Cua Lo. Photo: Hoang Hao |
