On May 20, 2014, an American tourist, Mr. Gregory K Faulk sent a
letter to Mr. Nguyen Van Tuan – General Director of Viet Nam National
Administration of Tourism, praising the hospitality of Viet Nam Tourism. Mr.
Gregory K Faulk, who spent 2 weeks in Viet Nam with his friend, was very
impressed with the wonderful job VNAT has done making visitors to Viet Nam feel
welcome.
In respond to bad effects caused by recent tensions, the Ministry
of Culture, Sports and Tourism and Vietnam National Administration of Tourism
have sent urgent dispatchs to provincial departments of Culture, Sports, and
Tourism, the Vietnam Tourism Association, travel agencies, and hotels to ensure
security, safety, and service quality for int’l tourists.
Houses on stilts rested under the shadow of big trees, surrounded by paddy fields. Our curious eyes seemed not to bother the chickens who walked freely on simple bamboo fences.
Lang Co is endowed with ideal location for tourism development,
for different types of tourism such as leisure, scuba diving, ecotourism and
fishing.
Cat Tien National Park offers visitors an opportunity to discover
nature and contemplate the beauty of mountains, glass-plots, forests of high
trees, waterfalls and diversified ecosystems with rare plant and animal species.
Bac Ha Market opens every Sundays from morning till 2pm. This is
the ideal place to explore the pristine looks and characteristics of ethnic
minority groups in the northwest region of Vietnam.
A photography contest themed ‘Viet Nam – Landscape – People’, was
launched on June 3 in Hanoi for professional and amateur photographers across
the country.
In the framework of Viet Nam Year in France, “Viet Nam Week”
opened on June 2, 2014 in Seine-Saint-Denis Department (Ile-de-France region,
France).
Local travel agencies are teaming up with airlines, hotels and
associations in Vietnam for tour discounts by at least 10% to woo more travelers
to domestic destinations this summer.
Cua Lo town in Nghe An Province hopes to welcome 2.25 million
tourists, including more than 1.4 million who will stay overnight and 550,000
foreigners. Total tourism receipts reaches VND1.75 trillion ($83.3 million).
On 29 May, 2014, General Director Nguyen Van Tuan had meetings
with leaders of representative offices of some National Tourism Organizations (NTOs)
in Viet Nam including South Korea, Thailand, Singapore and Malaysia.
People living in the vicinity of the Ho Dynasty Citadel in the
central province of Thanh Hoa will be given cameras to capture their daily lives
around the UNESCO-recognised heritage site.
Located in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City’s District 1, the
Central Post Office is one of the city’s oldest buildings, an attractive
destination for local and foreign visitors.
The Museum of Ethnology offers fun for young visitors this
weekend as part of International Children's Day.
Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment coordinates with
relevant ministries and local authorities to hold “Viet Nam’s Sea and Island
Week 2014” which will take place from June 1 - 8 in response to World
Environment Day (June 5) and World Oceans Day (June 8)
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... I cannot thank you enough for our three week tour in Vietnam
which included a few days in Cambodia ... 
Roy, Spain
...
Thank you for a great trip in the north of Vietnam! It was really
good and everything was organized so good! ... Fransesca, Netherlands
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