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SEPTEMBER 2009 | View archive list |

Tuesday 29 September, 2009

• Visiting Bac Lieu

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Saturday 26 September, 2009

• Touch of ancient values
• Tourists take to life down on the farm
• Volunteer guards make tourist sites safer
• Getting the most out of Sa Pa travel

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Friday 25 September, 2009

• Lantern parades to shimmer in Phan Thiet

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Thursday 24 September, 2009

• Travel expo to return to HCM City in October
• Duong’s Family House: All In One
• Da Lat ‘Crazy House’ joins bizarre global list
• Empty hotel rooms means cheaper accommodation for tourists
• Choi Voi wins Venice Festival Critics’ Prize

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Tuesday 22 September, 2009

• Cheap priced tours to aid domestic tourism
• Turquoise tranquility

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Monday 21 September, 2009

• Khmer people cheer Sene Dolta Festival
• Vietnam to survey South Central tourist routes
• Quang Nam to host international ultramarathon
• Touch of history in Vung Tau
• Emerald Isle
• Fashion designers shine this season

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Saturday 19 September, 2009

• Tien Giang Province, a beautiful and rich area
• Dominique de Miscault: dedicated to Vietnam
• Colours of the Lo Lo Ethnic Group
• Hoe Nhai Pagoda with a Strange Statue
• Ha Dong Festival: September 26- November 1 (lunar September 9-15)
• By Thuong River

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Friday 18 September, 2009

• New caves discovered in Quang Binh
• Culture of Ba kites
• Exploring the Central Highlands
• Vietnam adjourns revising down tourism target as arrivals revive
• Roving Vietnam tourism promotion launched in Japan

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Tuesday 15 September, 2009

• Eyrie of the gods
• A different side of Mai Chau
• Vietcombank loans $39mil for resort
• Quang Nam to promote culture tours
• Hai Phong’s leading lady
• Trang An awakes after 1,000 years
• Tourism project boom in central Vietnam

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Wednesday 09 September, 2009

• Bus drivers shun new rest stops
• Vietnam int’l integrated hospitality show
• Vietnam’s ‘Best Brands’ climb rankings
• Mystery of Pu Sam Cap Caves

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Monday 07 September, 2009

• Romantic sands
• Conquering Lang Bian Mountain

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Saturday 05 September, 2009

• More options for travelers to Vung Tau
• Specialties of Yen Tu Mountain
• Treasures of Tre Islet
• Phu Quoc islanders asked to approve massive tourism plan
• TRAVEL IN BRIEF 4/9
• Time for Vietnamese travel firms to step up
• HCM City to hold expo for Indochina tourism
• Truoi Lake arouses curiosity
• Subterranean reverence

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Tuesday 01 September, 2009

• Starwood expanding high-end hotels chain in Vietnam
• Teen beauty pageants out of control?
• Consultants sought for long-term tourism development plan
• Vietnam Airlines begins web check-in service
• Destinations for National Day
• Travel agencies and hotels preparing for post-crisis period
• Dak Nong’s lesser-known falls
• Vietnam seeks shorter international air routes
• The edge of nirvana
• Hoe Nhai pagoda with strange statue
• Tourists return historic edicts
• Underwater wonder
• Thu Le Park and zoo provide relaxation for city dwellers
• Rocky mountain high
• Players jump onboard tourism bandwagon

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