Service of renting "check-in" items at tourist attractions - Cao Bang Electronic Newspaper

Along with the heat of domestic tourism in recent years, the service of renting costumes for taking photos “check-in” has become increasingly popular in many localities. In Cao Bang, a land famous for its majestic and poetic scenery, this type of service has become even more attractive, providing livelihoods for the people, while creating more interesting experiences for tourists.

The tourist costume rental service has developed from the essential needs of tourists who want to keep beautiful pictures without having to carry bulky luggage on the trip. Costume rental has become the optimal choice when it helps save costs and brings diversity in designs. In particular, many traditional ethnic costumes are elaborate, sophisticated and very expensive, difficult to buy and rarely reused. Thanks to that, tourists can freely transform into many different styles, suitable for each context without having to worry about financial burden or luggage.

At famous tourist destinations and homestays, it is easy to see tourists wearing traditional costumes with strong local imprints: indigo shirts of the Tay people, brocade skirts of the Mong people, colorful head scarves or sophisticated silver bracelets of the Lo Lo people. This is not only a choice for beauty, but also creates harmony with the village scenery, at the same time, arousing pride in cultural identity. Along with traditional colors, many tourists choose modern, simple but sophisticated costumes. Plain ao dai or ao dai with minimalist patterns are suitable for taking photos at relics; flowing maxi dresses create highlights in front of Ban Gioc waterfall... Not stopping there, some stores also create many unique options such as costumes, ancient costumes, meeting the diverse tastes of visitors.

Ms. Quynh Mai, who provides costume rental services at Ban Gioc Waterfall Tourist Area, Dam Thuy Commune, said: I have not been in this business for long, but the number of customers is increasing, especially on weekends and during peak tourist seasons. To meet the demand, the shop regularly updates its designs, of which ethnic costumes are still the main choice. In addition, the shop also provides makeup services upon request, helping visitors have a more complete experience.

Children wearing Tay ethnic costumes take photos at Me Farmstay tourist destination.

In addition to the variety of designs, the quality of service is also improved. The costumes are always washed and ironed to ensure hygiene. The rental price ranges from 100,000 - 500,000 VND/set, depending on the material and style. Not stopping there, many stores also offer extremely convenient all-inclusive service packages. Visitors can easily hire additional makeup, hairdressing and even professional photographers to get the most perfect photos. The integration of these services has created a comprehensive experience, helping visitors fully enjoy their trip.

Ms. Phuong Nhung (tourist from Hanoi ) shared: During the trip, I chose to rent costumes at Me Farmstay, Truong Ha commune, because there is a very professional makeup, photography and photo editing team. I chose ethnic costumes to take photos in the village and also rented suitable costumes to visit the Pac Bo National Special Monument. The delicate costumes, in harmony with the scenery, brought me a memorable experience and complete satisfaction.

The development of costume rental services not only meets the needs of tourists but also brings many practical values ​​to the local tourism industry. This service contributes to creating jobs and boosting the economy by attracting the participation of many people; from tailors, accessory craftsmen to makeup artists, photographers, etc. Moreover, beautiful and unique check-in photos of tourists widely shared on social networks have become an effective channel to promote tourism images, bringing the image of Cao Bang closer to domestic and international tourists.

Thuy Mai

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