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Vietnam and some other countries are considering reopening the tourism industry.

Australia’s 7News last weekend run a five-minute report on Vietnam’s effort in combating coronavirus.

Museums in Hanoi started welcoming visitors again from May 14.

Travel + Leisure’s editor spends some tourism dollars in the incredibly vibrant and culturally rich part of the world when mentioning a future trip to Vietnam.

A US-based news introduced the Vietnamese bridge along with famous architectures in Paris and London.

Searching for Vietnam’s best pho is recommendable in Hanoi.

Air carriers plan to resume domestic flights after the nationwide social distancing order ends on April 15, suggest their passengers that they should use online check-in procedures via websites.

With unique designs, Rong May glass bridge, Golden bridge and Dragon bridge are impressive destinations for tourists in Vietnam.

The national airline announced on April 5 to limit the number of passengers per flight to Ho Chi Minh City to ensure testing passengers for Covid-19.

It's unknown when the service will be resumed.

Many enterprises operating in the tourism industry have acted together to keep Hanoi a welcoming and safe destination for foreign tourists despite Covid-19 fears.

Tourist sites in many cities and provinces have announced their closures to restrict the spread of the pandemic.

Tourism venues in Hanoi shut down amid the Covid-19 outbreak.

Vietnam's tourism administration asked tourism departments and travel agents nationwide to closely monitor the Covid-19 epidemic in South Korea and a number of other major tourist markets.

Vietnam’s Buddhist Sangha also asked Buddhist temples to halt all festivals and worship courses which congregate large numbers of pilgrims from all over the country.

The project is expected to become a complex of comfortable and high-class services for residents and tourists in Ha Nam.

Chu Dau Ceramic is an ancient ceramic line in Vietnam, originating from as early as the 12th century.

In 2019, Vietnam has witnessed the strong growth in the inbound market, especially Thailand as the number of visitors from that country to Vietnam increased by 45.9% year-on-year.

The revenue generated from inbound tourism has not been commensurate to the tourism potential.

Son Doong was found in 1991 and became internationally known as the biggest cave in the world in 2009.