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Holiday sends room rates soaring at resorts
Prices of hotel rooms at popular holiday destinations rose sharply during the four-day holiday beginning last Saturday. The holiday celebrated both Liberation Day, which marked the end of the American War, and May Day.
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Tree Caves of Ninh Binh are wonder
Ninh Binh Province has many beautiful landscapes that can surprise tourists on their first visit, with the most famous sight Tam Coc (Tree Caves). The Tree Caves belong to the historic limestone mountains of Ninh Binh Province, which is known as Halong Bay on land, and are located in Hoa Lu Commune, about 100 kilometers from Hanoi.
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PM passes new Vietnam-UK aviation pact
Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung has approved a new aviation transport pact already signed by officials of Vietnam and the United Kingdom to enhance air transport ties between the two countries as well as investment and cooperation relations.
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Isolated ethnic people of Ba Be Lake nurture the old way of life
Awakened by the sounds of birds and frogs in the early morning after escaping from the rapid pace of city life, I started my new day in Ba Be National Park, a massive nature reserve in the northern province of Bac Kan and home to magnificent Ba Be Lake. Located some 240km from Ha Noi, the park has been well-known for years for its unique beauty.
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Bang Lang – home to thousands of storks
From Can Tho City, tourists can go on National Road No. 91, passing O Mon District then traveling to Not Not District. Then tourists will continue through a bridge which is also named Bang Lang. Around one kilometer from the main road is Bang Lang Stork Garden.
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Jan-Apr int’l tourist arrivals grow 9% y-o-y
Foreign visitor arrivals in HCMC in April are forecast to reach 275,000, taking the total in the year to date to 1.25 million, a 9% year-on-year rise, said the HCMC Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism.
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TRAVEL IN BRIEF 27/4
While demand for budget tours had declined, long-haul and upper end tours are selling well, despite prices nearly four times the normal. The tour operator said it sent 320 tourists to Japan last week and would take another 400 next month.
