Latest reports conducted by tourism and hospitality organizations reveal that people in Vietnam are very keen to travel, outlining health, safety and hygiene factors as top priorities when choosing destinations and booking accommodation.
Despite deaths reported day after day in the resurgence of coronavirus, the country refrains from applying nationwide quarantine as the government tries to mitigate detrimental economic impacts.
While many countries in the world still have to fight the second coronavirus wave, Vietnam has come back to the normal life thanks to effective containment strategy.
Toyota Vietnam has temporarily shut down plant in Vinh Phuc province since March 30 due to coronavirus pandemic.
A new prime ministerial directive restricts people from leaving their homes and banning gatherings of more than two people in public.
Sun Group carries out speedy procedures at Van Don international airport, Quang Ninh province, while receiving passengers coming from coronavirus-affected areas.
Due to the new ban on international travelers and rising concerns domestically, hotel occupancy in the first three weeks of March dropped dramatically to a single digit in many destinations within Vietnam.
Ford is temporarily suspending production in its factory in Hai Duong province from March 26 in response to coronavirus.
The government of Vietnam has decided to temporarily suspend the issue of new visas to all foreign visitors for 30 days, applicable since March 18.
Foreigners who contract coronavirus will have to pay for treatment but will still have testing fee waived.
There is a trend towards categories like instant noodles, frozen food, sterilized sausage and packaged water and packaged food.
Vinpearl, one of the biggest hotel operators in the country, has decided to temporarily close seven hotels in Danang, Nha Trang and Phu Quoc.
The international visitor volume through Vietnam’s airport has declined sharply because of the outbreak of coronavirus.
As the Covid-19 epidemic is taking heavy toll on the global economy, Sun Group chairman Dang Minh Truong talks about the company’s losses and recommends various measures to restore the tourism industry.
