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People working in customer contact positions should wear masks properly, limit handshakes and keep a distance of about one metre when in contact with customers. People should not enter service areas if they show signs of fever or cough, difficulty breathing, fatigue or are in home quarantine following the request of health authorities. … [Read more...] about VIETNAM NEWS JANUARY 21

Due to the severe impact of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) on supply and value chains, the country’s agro-processing industry will need to make adjustments to adapt to shifting consumer behaviour. While logistics are likely to witness a post-pandemic upswing due to the growth of e-commerce and the changing nature of retail, both agro-processing and logistics must embrace digital supply chains. Indeed, they must launch attractive new digital initiatives, with these factors meaning that the need to upskill and reskill local workers is even more urgent. … [Read more...] about VIETNAM BUSINESS NEWS JANUARY 21

Many experts claim that Tay Ninh is so endowed by nature that it has all kinds of experiences on offer. This place is also known as the "holy land" - the place of origin of many unique beliefs and religions nowhere else to be found. Tay Ninh is also wild and mysterious enough with Lo Go-Xa Mat National Park and Asean Heritage garden with a unique ecosystem, Ma Thien Lanh valley - the little northwestern of the east, or Southeast Asia's largest artificial freshwater lake: Dau Tieng Lake, Baden Mount - the roof of the southern region, etc., which all attract travellers. … [Read more...] about Awakening the sleeping beauty on the banks of the Vam Co Dong River

Việt Nam's tourism industry has done "some very good policy making but they've generally ignored their own policies", said Peter Burns, a tourism planning consultant and professor who worked on a five-year EU-funded sustainable tourism project in Việt Nam. … [Read more...] about Tourism on track in the world’s largest cave