I had heard about the magnificent Thang Hen Lake in Cao Bang
Province a long time ago but the 300km distance from Ha Noi had always deterred
me from going.
Cham Isle says ‘no' to plastic bags
HCM City profits from backpackers
Saigontourist to offer Star sea travel
Phan Thiet welcomes Aussie cruiser
VN Airlines to lure Japanese visitors
Travel firms suspend Thailand tours
A seminar on linking tourism initiatives across the provinces of
Lao Cai, Quang Ninh and Ninh Binh and Hanoi city was held in Hanoi on October
27.
In October, the number of foreign tourists flocking to Ho Chi
Minh City (HCMC) reached an estimated 450,000, an increase of 11 percent over
October 2010.
Phan Thiet City welcomed 80 visitors from Cruise ship Orion II on
Tuesday morning, of whom 57 were from the U.S., with the remainder from
Australia, Canada, Switzerland, Germany, the U.K., Spain, Italy and Ecuador.
The government of Thua Thien-Hue province has approved a project
to preserve the Hue royal citadel, a world cultural heritage, at the cost of
nearly VND1.3 trillion or $62 million.
This is the largest-ever project to restore and preserve the Hue relic, performed by the Center for Preservation of Hue Ancient Capital.
This is the largest-ever project to restore and preserve the Hue relic, performed by the Center for Preservation of Hue Ancient Capital.
More than 40 Japanese travel agents and Vietnamese tourism
businesses attended a seminar on marketing for Japanese tourists in Ho Chi Minh
City on October 25.
The north-central province of Thanh Hoa will pump some VND22
billion (more than US$1 million) into the restoration of the Ho Dynasty Citadel
and upgrade tourism infrastructure for the site, a provincial official has said.
Several travel agencies in HCMC have suspended package tours to
Bangkok until the flooding there subsides, even although the Tourism Authority
of Thailand insists that the city is still safe for tourists.
The largest private weapon museum is one of the 12 Vietnamese
records that were announced by the Vietnam Record Book Center last week.
During the recent receiving session with Mr Nguyen Duy Cuong,
Member of the Presidium of the Vietnam Union of Friendship Organizations cum
Permanent Deputy Chairman of the Vietnam-Cuba Friendship Association, President
of the Vietnam – Mexico Cooperation and Friendship Institute Virgilio Caballero
desired to promote Vietnam’s image on the mass media in Mexico.
The 2nd Hai Phong Culture, Sports and Tourism Week 2011, under
the theme “Welcome the Dawn at Sea”, is taking place at the Hai Phong City
Exhibition and Fine Arts Centre from October 23rd to 28th.
Nui Mot was a small lake nestling in a valley of the An Truong
Mountains until the late 1970s, when a dam was built downstream to create a
1,200-hectare irrigation reservoir that snakes its way back through the high
country.
On Oct, 20th a seminar on "Responsible Tourism and Responsible
Tourism Certification in Viet Nam" was held by the Viet Nam National
Administration of Tourism (VNAT) and the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) in Ha Noi.
The US Trade and Development Agency (USTDA) has signed a grant
agreement worth $538,000 with the Middle Airports Corporation (MAC) to develop
the Chu Lai International Airport.
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