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The Danang City People’s Committee and Lam Dong Province have signed an agreement with Vietnam Airlines to re-open an air route connecting Danang and Dalat, a local paper has said

The central city of Danang will kick off a summer beach festival this week with a series of tourism and sea sport activities aimed at wooing more domestic travelers to the city in the summer travel season, an official said.

The first Phuong Nam Cultural Center opened at 15 Le Loi Street in Hue on June 4. The 1, 500m² complex is for entertainment, shopping and displaying traditional handicraft products of Hue’s trade villages.

The private airline Vietjet Air will be unable to take off as promised because it still has not completed all the necessary procedures. The airline needs to find another name for the joint venture Vietjet Air – Air Asia that can be accepted.

Vietnam Airlines Corporation will resume direct flights from HCM city to Japan’s Nagoya twice a week as of August 13 2010.

The executive committee of the National Tourism Action Program will select international television channels this week to promote the culture and tourism image of the country worldwide, an official said.

Lao Airlines will open a new air route from Pakse Airport, Champassack Province to Vietnam’s Ho Chi Minh City in October.

A visit to Hue City is not complete without drifting on the Huong River to come face to face with the beauty of the imperial land. With an eco-tour along the Huong River by bicycle and kayak, we had a chance to learn more about the daily life of the locals living on the riversides and to admire the simple beauty of Phu Mong-Kim Long Garden, Thien Mu Pagoda and Sinh folk painting village.

A flower festival will be organised this summer in the Hanoi’s ancient Thang Long Imperial City to mark the 1000th anniversary of Thang Long- Hanoi.

The tourism authorities of Hanoi and three neighboring provinces will cooperate to tap their local potentials and thus make their tourism products more attractive to travelers.
 

A private war museum in Nghia Ninh Village, 7km west of Dong Hoi City in the central province of Quang Binh, was the second stop on Canadian writer Susan M Smith’s trans-Viet Nam tour after Ha Noi

VietNamNet Bridge – Although the national holidays of April 30 and May 1 are still a few days away, resorts in the coastal region of Mui Ne are almost full booked, promising another good travel season for resorts in the region.
 

For Khmer people, a pagoda is considered their spiritual house and sheet-anchor. Kal Bo Pruk Pagoda, in An Giang Province, is not only the get-together place for residents but also the sanctuary for them to worship Buddha, pray for good health and luck as well as good harvests and peace in their souls. It is said to be one of the most beautiful pagodas in the area.
A view of Kal Bo Pruk Pagoda in An Giang Province. (Photo: SGT)
 

More than VND3 trillion (US$150 million) will be invested in the second phase of the Dai Nam Tourist Site, announced the Dai Nam Joint Stock Copmany on July 1.
A view of the old house at 115 Hang Bac Street in Hanoi’s Hoan Kiem District.
 

The Spanish embassy in Hanoi will hold a concert in early October to mark the 1, 000th anniversary of Thang Long-Hanoi and the European country’s National Day.

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