Red Dragon Junk Halong Bay

[...] One of Quang Ninh’s solutions to improving provincial tourism in the last month was to promote an [...]

[...] Long’, Vietnam also has Ha Long Bay, or the ‘Bay of the Descending Dragon’, in Quang Ninh province and to the east of Ha Long is Bai Tu Long (Little Dragon Bowing to His Mother). To the [...]

[...] One of Quang Ninh’s solutions to improving provincial tourism in the last month was to promote an environmental [...]

[...] ’, Vietnam also has Ha Long Bay, or the ‘Bay of the Descending Dragon’, in Quang Ninh province and to the east of Ha Long is Bai Tu Long (Little Dragon Bowing to His Mother). To the [...]

[...] Red Dragon Junk – As the gateway to other provinces in Indochina, Kon Tum has great potential to develop environmentally friendly and historical tourism. The province has [...]

[...] Red Dragon Junk – As the gateway to other provinces in Indochina, Kon Tum has great potential to develop environmentally friendly and historical tourism. The province has [...]

[...] Experts say Vietnam needs to do more to attract more cruise tourists to Vietnam, the country with 3200 kilometers of coastline, and wonderful bays and beaches. [...]

[...] Experts say Vietnam needs to do more to attract more cruise tourists to Vietnam, the country with 3200 kilometers of coastline, and wonderful bays and beaches. [...]

[...] Experts say Vietnam needs to do more to attract more cruise tourists to Vietnam, the country with 3200 kilometers of coastline, and wonderful bays and beaches. [...]

[...] Bay Management Board, Quang Ninh’s Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism, and Quang Ninh Province’s People’s Committee coordinated to handle 16 violations by seafood business, [...]

[...] Long’, Vietnam also has Ha Long Bay, or the ‘Bay of the Descending Dragon’, in Quang Ninh province and to the east of Ha Long is Bai Tu Long (Little Dragon Bowing to His Mother). To the [...]

[...] ’, Vietnam also has Ha Long Bay, or the ‘Bay of the Descending Dragon’, in Quang Ninh province and to the east of Ha Long is Bai Tu Long (Little Dragon Bowing to His Mother). To the [...]

[...] residents in Ha Long Bay usually enjoy and offer their guests. If you visit Ha Long Bay on Red Dragon Junk, I can invite you to my house or a restaurant in Bai Chay, or visit “snail supermarket& [...]

[...] Red Dragon Junk – The Vietnamese people are believed to descend from a dragon and a fairy, therefore [...]

[...] Red Dragon Junk – As the gateway to other provinces in Indochina, Kon Tum has great potential to [...]

[...] Red Dragon Junk – The Vietnamese people are believed to descend from a dragon and a fairy, therefore [...]

[...] money to the State coffers, which he said have been losing out on profits generated by provincial tourism for years. Last year tourism in Ha Long Bay contributed about VND250 billion (US$11.9 [...]

[...] One of Quang Ninh’s solutions to improving provincial tourism in the last month was to promote an environmental clean-up campaign so as to provide [...]

[...] One of Quang Ninh’s solutions to improving provincial tourism in the last month was to promote an environmental clean-up campaign so as to provide [...]

[...] Tum Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism director Bui Thi Thanh Van said that the local tourism sector is trying to make attractive tourism products to meet demand of international and domestic [...]

[...] Tum Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism director Bui Thi Thanh Van said that the local tourism sector is trying to make attractive tourism products to meet demand of international and domestic [...]

[...] local authorities to collect all the necessary fees and taxes from companies operating in the tourism sector. Minh added that since 2010 companies have had to pay charges for sanitation costs and a [...]

[...] two or three ports, and they tend to dock at many ports in Vietnam. A lot of cruises stay in Vietnam overnight, but most of the cruises do not: they come in the morning and leave in the afternoon. [...]

[...] two or three ports, and they tend to dock at many ports in Vietnam. A lot of cruises stay in Vietnam overnight, but most of the cruises do not: they come in the morning and leave in the afternoon. [...]

[...] is lower and looks like a horse carrying a map and bibliography on its back (Phu Do). Quang Binh is home to Thanh Long (Blue Dragon), a blue limestone mountain and on the northern bank [...]

[...] is lower and looks like a horse carrying a map and bibliography on its back (Phu Do). Quang Binh is home to Thanh Long (Blue Dragon), a blue limestone mountain and on the northern bank [...]