Anoa becomes Vietnam Tourism Ambassador to France

Oct 19, 2015 / 10:44 PM

The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism has designated Anoa Suzanne Dussol, President and CEO of An Hoa Tourism Company as Vietnam Tourism Ambassador to France.

Anoa, a Vietnamese French will serve as stint as the new ambassador from October 2015 to October 2018.

During her time in France, she had been successful in a variety of fields - design, home interior decoration, real estates and aviation services. Anoa has great ambitions after her return to the home country.
An Hoa Residence project is her successful luxury tourism project in Ba Ria-Vung Tau province.
By piloting a helicopter on a 13,000km route from France to Vietnam transiting via 22 countries stirred up the international media in 1993.

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