Hanoi and Can Tho signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on the two cities’ cooperation to develop the tourism sector.

The city is set to close all shops and prohibit tourism activities along the railway until further notice to assure traffic safety and the lives of people.

The Southeast Asia nations are expected to promote cooperation and issue support policies to increase travel demand.

Deciding to venture out on a solo escapade by eating like a local and trying to do things never done before are important tips for enjoyable and meaningful solo traveling.

Many localities have set up plans to welcome domestic and international visitors in the coming times.

The program is expected to help Vietnam fulfill the goal of achieving both pandemic control and economic growth.

It would be ideal for Vietnam to gradually reopen its borders from the third quarter of this year and adopt an open visa policy.

A tourism development forum with the participation of Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City and major provinces/cities in the central region, is slated to take place in Quang Nam province on November 27-28.

Suga continues the predecessor's foreign policy which is based on the concept of a free and open Indo-Pacific.