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The Mekong Delta city of Can Tho is promoting community tourism on Cồn Sơn Islet in Binh Thuy District.
The HCMC government has proposed the central Government ease visa requirements to lure more international visitors to the city.
An Yen, White Villa, Gac Nho and Garden City, to name a few, are some of the beautiful and cosy homestays for visitors who want to relax during the weekend in Vung Tau City.
Around 80 kilometers from Hanoi, Tam Dao Town is touted as a must-see destination for those wishing to escape from the scorching heat in the capital city and find a peaceful atmosphere with cool weather and stunning scenery.
Vietnam and Hanoi in particular always value promoting ties with ASEAN member states, including Thailand, Permanent Vice Chairman of the Hanoi municipal People’s Council Nguyen Ngoc Tuan said.
VietNamNet Bridge - Riding a bicycle to Dong Ngac - one of the oldest villages in Hanoi - you will see ancient architecture and historical relics from hundreds of years ago.
Police in Hoan Kiem District, Hanoi have fined nearly VND20m (USD880) in 30 cases of overcharging and forcing tourists to buy goods since late 2016.
he statue-making village is located at a small alley at 1017 Hong Bang Street in HCMC’s District 6 where tourists can find hundreds of Buddha statues in different sizes and shapes
A number of solutions have been proposed to build a tourism trademark for Hanoi, at a conference held on August 9 by the Hanoi municipal Party’s Committee.
Enjoying a cocktail and chatting with new friends are the way to relaxat night when stopping at the Hanoi Old Quarter. Here are the top bars for foreign visitors, according to vnonline.
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Hanoi’s officials have proposed eight key measures to boost the city’s tourism development in the 2016-2020 period, including promoting high quality tourism products in line with building the city’s tourism trademark.
The 100-year-old alley in HCMC’s District 5, better known as Hao Si Phuong, is worth visiting as tourists can take a close look at Chinese-influenced unique architectural features.
The average room rate at three to five-star hotels in HCMC was VND1.9 million per night in the first half this year, 11.3% lower than in 2014, as there were new hotels up and running in the city, resulting in price competition.
If you’re travelling to Vietnam on a budget, never fear. Although many attractions charge hefty admission fees, a surprising number of the famous sights in the Da Lat are completely free.
The ASEAN Single Visa is a scheme that would allow its holders to travel between member states, saving time and resources.
At the end of July, there were 65 high-rise apartment buildings that failed to observe fire safety regulations regarding their construction, according to the city’s Department of Fire Prevention and Fighting.
Popular destinations in Vietnam look more imposing, impressive and beautiful through the flycam’s perspective.
The HCMC Department of Tourism has proposed the city government allow foreign cruise ships to keep their casinos and duty-free shops open while visiting the city.
Vietnam welcomes over 7.2 million international visitors in 7 months