VIETNAM TRAVEL NEWS
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Aussie tourists to Vietnam doubles
Vietnam is fast becoming a popular Australian
tourist destination with a reported 128 percent increase in Australian visitor
numbers for 2010.
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Air Mekong opens more routes
The Mekong Aviation Joint Stock Company (Air
Mekong) from October, 2010has opened further routes to Da Lat and Danang cities
continuing from its existing 8 air routes.
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Expanding tourism in the US market
The Ho Chi Minh City Culture, Sports and Tourism
will organise and lead a group of Vietnamese travel agents to the US to survey
its tourist market from November 28th to December 9th, the agency unveiled
recently.
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Booking for outbound tours increases sharply
Preliminary statistics of major travel agencies
showed that the number of people booking outbound tours to welcome New Year
Festival saw a year-on-year increase of 20 percent.
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Resort flak ‘a warning'
The National Geographic Traveller magazine ratings
that list Nha Trang beach as a destination "facing trouble" have come as a
warning to the local administration on the need for sustainable tourism
development and management.
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2,500 cruise ship tourists visit Vietnam
Saigontourist Travel Service Co. received the
luxury cruise ship Costa Classica bringing around 2,500 visitors and crew in Ha
Long City, the northern province of Quang Ninh, on November 23.
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Vung Tau’s temple for the drowned
Dinh Co Temple in Ba Ria-Vung Tau Province was
built after the body of a 16 year old girl washed up on Long Hai Beach 186 years
ago.
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VNAT’s delagation joins “Hug Thailand Grand Rally”
A Vietnam National Administration of Tourism’s
delegation participated in “Hug Thailand Grand Rally” tour hosted by the
Thailand Ministry of Tourism and Sports, in the framework of cultural exchange
and friendly relationship promotion among ASEAN countries.
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Binh Thuan reschedules int'l yacht festival
The organizing committee of the first
international sailing festival in Binh Thuan Province has rescheduled the event
to January 15-18 next year, citing possible bad weather as the key reason.
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