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Enchanting Bai Choi melodies from central Vietnam
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Visiting Tra Vinh, Soc Trang, Kien Giang and An Giang provinces in the Mekong Delta, we can easily recognise areas inhabited by Khmer minority people through primitive Buddhist pagodas sitting on high and vast areas. Located around such pagodas are hamlets of the Khmer who live peacefully and happily with cultural festivals deeply imbued with their identity.
Saigon sidewalk eatery’s popular stinky tofu
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Da Nang Welcomes APEC 2017
By night, the Han River is resplendent with glittering lights. The clock counting down the hours until the opening day of APEC 2017 Summit Week at the head of the Han River bridge flares up with numerals moving down gradually one by one. The APEC attraction seems to spread vigorously in each breath of the beautiful coastal city. And Da Nang residents are talking more and more about APEC with a longing mood as more than anyone else, they understand that the whole world is watching their city.
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The agro-forestry-fishery sector recorded a trade surplus of over 1 billion USD in the first two months of 2020, a year-on-year rise of 18.4 percent.
More efforts needed to lift EC’s yellow card on aquatic products
Traceability of origin is among the areas the European Commission recommends that Vietnam must improve on in order to remove the organization’s yellow card on aquatic products.
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Due to developing Covid-19 epidemic, the number of tourists visiting the central province of Quang Binh has dropped significantly. The industry has come up with solutions to attract visitors back.
Panama’s luxurious cruise ship anchors in Ba Ria-Vung Tau
MSC Splendida, a Panama-flagged luxurious cruise liner, docked at Thi Vai General Port in Phu My township, the southern province of Ba Ria-Vung Tau, on February 22 morning.
Hundreds of tour boats in Ha Long Bay left idle
More than 230 tour boats at Tuan Chau Port in Ha Long Bay have been left idle due to the coronavirus outbreak.
Coronavirus impact sends int’l tourist arrivals to Vietnam tumbling
Vietnam is forecast to welcome some 644,000 international tourists in the first quarter, falling by roughly 800,000 arrivals compared with the previous quarter before the outbreak, the General Statistics Office noted in a statement.
