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Travel firms, hotels, restaurants, airlines, transport firms and other tourism-related service providers would be involved in the programme, which would offer attractive discounts and promotions, Nguyễn Thị Ánh Hoa, deputy director of the city Department of Tourism, said. … [Read more...] about HCM City seeks to revive tourism after coronavirus blow

HCM City (VNS/VNA) - The suspension of trade in aquatic and agriculture products at some northern border gates with China as a measure against the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) has caused a demand-supply imbalance in the market. The fisheries sector is facing a number of difficulties because of the epidemic. According to the Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers (VASEP), aquatic product exports to China, where COVID-19 is raging, were down 45 percent in January to 51.5 million USD. VASEP Secretary General Truong Dinh Hoe said exports were down from the same period last year partly because January coincided with the Lunar New Year holidays which interrupted exports for 10 days. The outbreak in China has also had a serious impact on several other industries in Vietnam, including transport, tourism and retail. Last year, China was the largest importer of Vietnamese tra fish, buying 622.7 million USD worth, or 31 percent of the country’s total exports. Many … [Read more...] about Farm produce prices slump as COVID-19 hits exports

Nguyen Hong Nam, general director of the Yola English center. Photo: Yola Thanks to the system, all of Yola's centers are staffed as if they were delivering traditional classes, and parents and students can contact them for any concerns, the general director said. … [Read more...] about Language teachers bemoan about extended school closure in COVID-19-hit Vietnam

According to director of Hanoi Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Department Nguyen Ngoc Son, after the ASF epidemic last year, many farms shifted to poultry, so the number of such facilities in Hanoi soared sharply. The total poultry in Hanoi is estimated at over 40 million, an increase of 14.3 per cent on-year, including a rise of 26.5 million chickens, up 17.1 per cent. “The significant soar of poultry stock contains the risk of an avian flu epidemic outbreak,” said Son. … [Read more...] about Country shoring up defences amid bird flu concerns

In addition, in order to promote the export of agricultural products to other markets, especially those with high standards, local fruits should be required to meet stringent regulations and standards set by importers such as the United States, the EU, Japan, and Australia.   … [Read more...] about Fruit and vegetable exports suffer drop amid impact of COVID-19