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The Da Nang International Fireworks Festival 2023 will take place from June 3 to July 8, with the participation of 8 teams.
On March 1, the Da Nang People’s Committee and Sun Group announced that the Da Nang International Fireworks Festival 2023 (DIFF 2023) will officially take place from June 3 to July 8 after a three-year hiatus due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Accordingly, DIFF 2023 will be held at the Han River Fireworks Stage. There are 8 participating teams, including the UK, Italy, Poland, France, Australia, Canada, Finland and Vietnam.
The opening night of the Da Nang International Fireworks Festival – DIFF 2023 will take place on the evening of June 3, with a performance by two teams: Vietnam and Finland.
Da Nang holds an international fireworks show after 3 years of absence
The competition between the teams will take place on the following evenings: Canada – France (June 10); Australia v Italy (June 17); Poland – UK (June 24). The final of the competition will take place on the evening of July 8.
As with previous DIFF seasons, each team will have 20 minutes to perform their fireworks displays according to each night’s themes, including Love Without Distance; peace to the world; equality for humanity; unlimited creativity; development of sustainable tourism.
The theme of DIFF 2023 is ‘A World Without Distance’, celebrating the strong recovery of the global tourism industry from the pandemic. In addition to the stunning fireworks displays, many exciting events will take place in the city during the festival to enhance the experience for tourists.
The organizers stated that this year’s fireworks festival is the 11th DIFF to be held in Da Nang. In the 11-year journey, the DIFF has become a highlight, making the city on the Han River the center of the festival every summer. It is also one of the cultural events that create a unique brand for Da Nang.
With the reorganization of DIFF 2023, Da Nang hopes to break through quickly and achieve impressive growth in the post-pandemic period, contributing to the overall recovery of Vietnam’s tourism industry in the future.
@Vietnamnet
