Vietnam tour

The COVID-19 epidemic has impacted the development of tourism in many countries, including Vietnam. In the past two months, the room occupancy rate at hotels and resorts nationwide had fallen 20-50 per cent in comparison with the same period last year, according to Vu The Binh, vice chairman of the VITA. … [Read more...] about Vietnam tourism to recover after COVID-19

Tourists feel safe when visiting Temple of Literature The number of tourists visiting the Temple of Literature, known locally as Van Mieu, has begun to rapidly increase in recent days as a result of the drastic actions taken by Hanoi in combating coronavirus. … [Read more...] about Places of interest in Hanoi crowded with visitors once again

Ancient village in Tien Giang province woes visitors Dong Hoa Hiep village in Tien Giang province’s Cai Be district is home to many beautiful ancient houses that have contributed to the unique landscape of the Mekong delta. … [Read more...] about Cu Da – A 17th century village in Hanoi

Specifically, the SQN1/2 trains, running on the HCM City – Quy Nhon route, as well as the SPT1/2 trains, running on the HCM City – Phan Thiet route, will only run on Friday, Saturday and Sunday every week. On other days, they will be suspended. … [Read more...] about Railway companies temporarily suspend train routes

Safety first However, with the determination that “Every tourist is safe in Vietnam”, the country’s VNAT has collaborated with localities and relevant businesses to implement timely measures to prevent a wider spread, and to minimise exposure risk and damage caused by COVID-19. As a result, Vietnam has successfully blocked the outspread of COVID-19 to date. In addition, two out of four Vietnamese localities with infected cases – Khanh Hoa and Thanh Hoa – are already set to declare an end of COVID-19 after recording no new cases for 30 days. … [Read more...] about Safety first as tourism gets on the front foot