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ASEAN Members to Promote Single Destination
The ten member countries have agreed to a 10-year plan to promote the region as a single destination. Although all of the ASEAN countries will be marketed as a single destination, tourism to secondary destinations in the region will be pushed as well. The campaign is set to be formally launched in March.
Vespa Tours Come to Hanoi
Tours and excursions on restored vintage Vespa scooters have come to Hanoi. A wide range of trips and experiences are offered, ranging from three-hour excursions to full-day experiences of all the best that the capital has to offer. All Vespa scooters are driven by safe drivers with years of experience. Private experiences are also available.
King Kong Sequel Commences Filming in Vietnam
Filming for “Kong: Skull Island” began in Vietnam in February. The film crew is set to take advantage of the dramatic landscape and scenery in Son Doong Cave, Ha Long Bay and Ninh Binh in central and northern Vietnam. The film, set to be released in 2017, will be a spectacular way to highlight the sights of Vietnam.
Central Coast of Vietnam Launches Website
The Central Coast Vietnam Destination Marketing Organization has launched a new website highlighting the central coast, including Da Nang, Quang Nam and Hue. The new website also aims to draw attention to the region’s lesser-known attractions, including ecotourism sites and ethnic minorities. Initially launched in English, the website will also be translated into Chinese, Japanese and Korean in the near future.
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Dear Vidotour,
I would like to draw your attention to two wonderful guides who work for you at Vidotour. In Hanoi we were looked after by Tu and in Ho Chi Minh City by Quang. Both guides were marvellous. We learnt so much from them, not just about the history of Vietnam but they gave us a real insight into the lives of everyday Vietnamese people. They were cheerful and prompt and flexible to our needs. They also gave us excellent restaurant recommendations.