Hồng Hải, Hồng Hà, Cao Xanh and Cao Thắng. Area 2: Industry, forestry including the wards of Hà Trung, Hà Tu, Hà Khánh, Hà Lầm and Hà Phong. Area 3: Industry, seaports including north-west of Bãi Cháy, north of Việt Hưng, Giếng Đáy and Hà Khẩu. Area 4: Tourism, trading including south of Bãi Cháy, Hùng Thắng and Tuần Châu. Area 5: Agriculture, fishery including Việt Hưng and Đại Yên. The structure of Hạ Long's economy includes: Industry-tourism, services, trading, agriculture, forestry and fishery. In 2002, city's GDP increased up to VND 1,6669.7 billion (pricing of 1994), accounting for 38% of the whole province, of which industry and construction occupy 31%, tourism and services occupy 53%; revenue collection accounts for 86.3% of the province. Annual GDP growth rate is 11.4%. GDP per capital reached US$1,070 in 2002, higher than per capita income of the country in that time. Hạ Long City has 1,470 industry and handicrafts manufacturing units, including coal mining and processing, ship building, building materials, mechanic, wood processing, food, foodstuff and garment. There are 3 industrial zones: Cái Lân (with Cái Lân Port, one of the biggest ports in North Vietnam), Đồng Đăng and Hà Khánh. Transportation The Van Don International Airport serves Hạ Long and the wider Quảng Ninh province. It is located approximately 50 km (31 mi) east of Hạ Long. Gallery References External links Official website of the provincial government (Vietnamese) 1993 establishments in Vietnam Populated places established in 1993 Provincial capitals in Vietnam Populated places in Quảng Ninh province Districts of Quảng Ninh province Cities in Vietnam