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Solutions for sustainable recovery of Vietnam tourism
Solutions for sustainable recovery of Vietnam tourism   (Dec 02, 2021)
(TITC) – On November 30, Mr. Nguyen Trung Khanh, Chairman of Vietnam National Administration of Tourism (VNAT) and Mr. Vu The Binh, Vice Chairman of Vietnam Tourism Association (VITA) co-chaired the forum “Solutions for sustainable recovery of Vietnam tourism”.
Tradition winning out over tourism
Tradition winning out over tourism   (Mar 16, 2021)
Hội An local Võ Tấn Tân and his craftsmen created the Taboo Bamboo Workshop in the middle of the Cẩm Thanh nipa palm forest as a sustainable bamboo craft and…
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News
Various activities mark 20th anniversary of Ha Noi Old Quarter’s recognition as national historical relic site
Thua Thien Hue to host Wellness Tourism Weekend
Tuyen Quang: Son Duong develops Hong Mountain climbing tours
Vietnam’s tourism all set as peak season arrives ​
Events
Vietnam Museum of Military History open to the public
MOCST (Vietnam) and Los Angeles (USA) promote cooperation in tourism, culture and cinema development
Daily Mail reveals must-visit destinations in Vietnam
Ha Long Bay - Cat Ba Archipelago recognised as World Geological Heritage
Documentary film features Son Doong Cave on BBC nominated for 2024 Emmy Award
India news media reveals 7 tourist magnet destinations in Vietnam
Discovery
Cloud hunting season in Tuyen Quang
Phu Yen is not only about “yellow flowers, green grass”
Bac Ninh’s Quan ho folk singing stays alive at school
Conquering Lung Cung Peak in northern Vietnam
Thanh Ha embroidery, a national intangible cultural heritage
Van Phuc village aspires to join the World Creative Cities Network for crafts
Travel offer
Ha Giang Loop: Complete Guide to Vietnam's Epic Road Trip
Quang Nam: My Son launches a new cycling experience tour
Hotels in Con Dao reduce room prices by 10 - 30% from November
Tour of Ha Noi’s architectural heritage designed
Vietjet Air inaugurates Daegu - Cam Ranh service
Can Tho - Da Lat flights to reopen from November 7 after suspension