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Vietnam's Asian arrivals on the rise

Monday, 3 September 2012

 
  Asian tourist in Vietnam
 
   

An influx of tourists from Asian countries such as Thailand, South Korea, Malaysia, Taiwan and Japan has resulted in a significant rise in the number of foreign tourists visiting Vietnam this year.

The increase in visitation will aid the South East Asian nation in achieving its goal of welcoming 6.5 million foreign travellers by the close of 2012.

The number of foreign tourists who visited Vietnam reached 4.38 million in the first eight months of this year, up 9.4 percent against the same period last year, according to Viet Nam news.

The sudden rise in tourist arrivals has been attributed to positive reactions to tourism promotion, improved quality of tourism products and services, the development of new infrastructure and an enhanced legal framework.

“The large-scale and high-quality projects have helped develop infrastructure, such as high-class resorts in Da Nang City and Binh Thuan Province,” Vietnam National Administration of Tourism director Nguyen Van Tuan said.

Vietnam’s tourism industry is working toward an annual growth rate of 11.5-12 percent for international visitors.

Industry experts estimate that Vietnam’s total tourist revenue in 2030 will double that of 2020.

Source = e-Travel Blackboard: P.T
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