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Many believe these vandals should face consequences for their actions, including fines and mandatory clean-up of the mess they’ve created. It’s essential to hold them accountable for their disrespectful behavior. “This act of vandalism is unacceptable,” expressed American Marcia Ring, sharing her perspective with Tuoi Tre News . Ring’s sentiment resonates strongly with those who feel that visitors should respect their host country. She continues, “It’s appalling that people would come to a new country and engage in such destructive behavior.” In her opinion, there should be repercussions for their actions: “These individuals should be fined, or if necessary, deported from the country to send a clear message.” Ring highlights a crucial distinction, noting that in her home country, there are age restrictions on the purchase of spray paint, and minors caught engaging in graffiti typically face fines. She believes that a similar approach could be effective in Vietnam. Additionally, R...

In Vietnam, MICE tourism (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions) is a significant segment, with travel companies bringing in an average of 15-20% of total visitors. This percentage can peak at 60% for some larger companies during certain months. The nightly ‘Kiss of the Sea’ show, complete with fireworks. Amidst this thriving MICE industry, Phu Quoc has emerged as a sought-after destination, thanks to its unique visa policy and a growing array of captivating experiences and high-quality infrastructure. Visa-Free Entry for Up to 30 Days Phu Quoc stands alone in Vietnam with its special visa policy. The island offers visa exemption for foreigners and Vietnamese holding foreign passports, with a temporary stay of up to 30 days. This simplifies the process for MICE groups, often consisting of a large number of participants. As a result, Phu Quoc welcomes numerous international flights, with frequent services from countries like South Korea, Thailand, Malaysia, Kaz...

The Youth Theatre, in an effort to evoke memories of the hardships during the subsidy period, will be staging a special musical production that reflects daily life in Hanoi during the 1980s and explores the lives of its inhabitants. During Vietnam’s subsidy regime from 1976-1986, goods were distributed through a coupon system and there was no free trade in the market or movement of goods between different areas. The artists who star in the musical show “Street Stories during the Subsidy Period”. Photo: Ly Chi Huy Directed and choreographed by Meritorious Artist Le Anh Tuyet, the play aims to bring back the audience’s memories of past hardships and allows them to appreciate their current circumstances. The musical, titled “Street Stories during the Subsidy Period,” follows a four-generation family living in Hanoi’s Old Quarter. The family’s experiences, struggles, conflicts, and moments of happiness serve as a representation of the lives of people in Hanoi during t...

“` The sailor received assistance from Vessel SAR 412 on September 29 and was transported to a local hospital for further treatment. Vietnamese health workers and rescue forces provided first aid to the victim and brought him to the mainland. Photo: VNA On September 28 at 17:57, a 51-year-old sailor named Rallos Rory Jerome, aboard the DHT Sundarbans en route from Huizhou port (China) to Singapore, suffered a head injury after falling and hitting his head against a metal wall, rendering him unconscious. He was suspected to have a traumatic brain injury. The ship’s captain immediately contacted the center via shipping agent and logistics provider Asiatrans Vietnam to request assistance. Upon learning of the incident, the center instructed the vessel to redirect its course towards Da Nang, while coordinating with relevant forces to execute a rescue plan. The specialized search and rescue vessel SAR 412 was dispatched to the scene. Upon reaching DHT Sundarbans at approxi...

FDI inflows to Vietnam have reached over $20 billion in the first nine months of the year, according to the Foreign Investment Agency. This includes $10.23 billion from 2,254 newly registered projects, a rise of 66.3% in the number of projects and 43.6% in capital. In addition, $5.15 billion was added to 934 existing projects, and the value of capital contributions and share purchase deals reached over $4.82 billion. Despite a slight decrease in the growth rate, FDI disbursement saw positive signs, reaching over $15.9 billion, up 2.2% on-year. Experts attribute these positive signs to the Government’s effective solutions in supporting enterprises and removing difficulties to facilitate further FDI disbursement. Since the signing of the EU-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement (EVFTA) in 2019, European enterprises have invested in 2,250 projects worth $26 billion in Vietnam. The number of projects registering to adjust their investment capital has also increased, demonstrating foreign inve...

Following the band’s concert, EXO leader Suho shared a photo on his official page of himself wearing a conical hat and enjoying noodles. He also posted an image of himself posing on stage with local fans, captioned “Anh yeu em EXO-L Vietnam” (I love you EXO-L Vietnam). Suho posing on stage with local fans His actions received praise and positive reactions from fans in the country. Meanwhile, Xiumin also showed his love for Vietnamese fans by taking photos with fan gifts upon arriving in the country. Xiumin posing with a fan gift – a conical hat EXO is a popular Gen 3 music group in Asia with a large fanbase in Vietnam. The news of EXO leaders Suho and Xiumin performing in Ho Chi Minh City was highly anticipated by local fans. The post EXO Expresses Affection for Vietnamese Supporters appeared first on Vietexplorer.com .