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AUGUST 2009 | View archive list |

Tuesday 25 August, 2009

• What’s On August 24 - 30
• Sail to Sunny Valley
• Cruising Hue

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Monday 24 August, 2009

• Lake of pleasant dreams
• Right-handed cars must have guides
• Da Lat’s bushels of blossoms

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Sunday 23 August, 2009

• Mekong Delta: Watch out for crocodiles!
• A glimpse of Kinh Chu and An Phu
• A taste of the country life
• Delta plans tourist quadrangle
• A slice of paradise
• Seaside city
• Visiting roof-top of Mekong Delta
• Accor to launch two new hotels next month
• Viewing the ancient home in Ha Giang
• Right-hand drived cars to be allowed in Vietnam
• Wetland wonderland

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Tuesday 18 August, 2009

• What’s On August 17 - 23
• Underground spring answers call of thirst in Binh Dinh’s ‘yelling cellar’
• Getting lost in misty city
• Chasing waterfalls
• The Cham villages of An Giang
• Unexplored Hai Hoa beach
• Over 100 businesses to join in food international exhibition
• Ten special national historical sites announced
• World of wetlands
• A politician’s pagoda
• Hanoi’s jasmine fields

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Monday 17 August, 2009

• Thrill with motocross

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Friday 14 August, 2009

• Largest rat market in Vietnam
• Binh Thuan’s tourism bucks the trend

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Wednesday 12 August, 2009

• Phu Quoc’s waterfalls
• Tourist waste pollutes seas, rivers
• Only some “Phu Quoc pearls” are the real thing
• Travel to Phu Yen: stay in brand new five-star hotel
• Communal experience

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Tuesday 11 August, 2009

• What’s On August 10 - 16
• Travel joint ventures allowed to bring tourists abroad
• Ambitious “HCM City – 100 interesting things”
• Hoang Yen looks outstanding in Bahamas
• LIFESTYLE IN BRIEF 9/8

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Monday 10 August, 2009

• Da Lat Flower Festival rescheduled for next year
• Tranquil mountain hideaway
• Simplified procedures needed to boost overland tourism: experts
• Marooned for a day
• Sa Pa, a natural mosaic

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Saturday 08 August, 2009

• Hoi An - a living museum
• Ha Noi pagodas lure visitors with rich historical offerings
• The island of storks and night herons
• Pity body art
• What’s On August 3 - 9

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Friday 07 August, 2009

• Dak Nong’s lesser-known falls
• Seven tours to welcome Thang Long-Hanoi grand celebration
• Space of soul escaping bustling life
• Flu virus fears hammer tourism industry
• Cruising in Ha Long Bay
• Motorised kite flying over Ha Long Bay for to visitors
• Escape to Doc Lech Beach
• Place your bets on Phu Quoc casino
• Ministry to boost advertising for Ha Long Bay
• One in seven Hoi An visitors come again
• Conquering the height of a challenge
• Serenity amidst bordered city
• Accor secures management for third hotel in Hanoi
• A common plan to promote tourism in Greater Mekong Sub-region
• HCM City to not raise museum entrance fees
• Tourism joint ventures gain access to outbound segment
• Vietnam to appear in world-famous tourism magazines
• Cha muc - an eating-out special of Halong

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Thursday 06 August, 2009

• Hanoi plans special tours to celebrate millennial birthday
• Trek Xuan Son
• Boating along the Giang river
• Hot weekend in Nha Trang
• Hilltop harvest celebrations
• Delta province places bet on potential for tourism
• Fruit and history: a journey through Ha Tien

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