Vietnam tourism

As part of the tourism week, various art, sports and promotional programmes will be held while leaflets in Vietnamese and English will be handed out to help tourists learn more about the island. One of the most notable events is the launch of a high-speed boat service between Tuan Chau and Co To, which can carry 300 passengers on each journey. In 2019, Co To welcomed nearly 300,000 tourists, including 4,200 foreign arrivals, bringing in a total of VND700 billion (US$30 million) in tourism revenue. It is forecast that over the weekend the island will welcome more than 4,500 tourists who are destined to enjoy unique experiences that cannot be found elsewhere. … [Read more...] about Co To tourism week launched to lure travellers after coronavirus

In the real estate sector, the industrial and resort segments are considered to be beneficiaries of the relocation wave of international groups to Vietnam because this will stimulate the development of infrastructure and satellite cities. In addition, the increasing demand for accommodation for experts is also a bright spot in the real estate picture of Vietnam. … [Read more...] about Recovery of local tourism to stimulate demand for resort real estate

Vietnam’s ancient city of Hoi An in the central province of Quang Nam has been named among the top ten cities of the world by the New York-based Travel + Leisure magazine. … [Read more...] about Hoi An listed among top 10 cities of the world

HÀ NỘI — China officially started testing its sovereign digital currency, the so-called Digital Currency Electronic Payment (DCEP), at the beginning of this month, putting pressure on Việt Nam to research cryptocurrency in the context of international integration. … [Read more...] about China tests digital currency and policy recommendations for Việt Nam

Liberals share the realist view of the nature of nations. They believe that although there are differences in interests, countries can still find common ground and compromise to cooperate with each other, especially in matters related to economic benefits; and cooperation is better than war. For liberalists, states' participation in regional and international organizations, with binding rules, plus increased cohesion and interdependence among nations through trade, investment, tourism ... will reduce conflict among nations and therefore the world will have more peace. … [Read more...] about The world in the post-Covid-19 era (Part 4)