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Free tours offered to int’l press to promote tourism

Vietnam sees the DPRK-USA Summit, with the participation of nearly 3,000 international reporters, as a great opportunity for Vietnamese tourism promotion.
Free tours offered to int’l press to promote tourism ảnh 1Vietnam sees DPRK-USA summit, with the participation of nearly 3,000 int’l reporters, as a great opportunity for tourism promotion (Photo: VNA)
Free tours offered to int’l press to promote tourism ảnh 2Travel agents are working with Vietnam National Tourism Administration to offer free tour packages to foreign journalists (Photo: VNA)
Free tours offered to int’l press to promote tourism ảnh 3Ha Long Bay - a world heritage site (Photo: VNA)
Free tours offered to int’l press to promote tourism ảnh 4Ha Long Bay - A world heritage site (Photo: VNA)
Free tours offered to int’l press to promote tourism ảnh 5Travel agents are working with Vietnam National Tourism Administration to offer free tour packages to foreign journalists (Photo: VNA)
Free tours offered to int’l press to promote tourism ảnh 6(Photo: VNA)
Free tours offered to int’l press to promote tourism ảnh 7International reporters can join free tours everyday from February 27 to March 2 to discover the culture and destinations of Vietnam (Photo: VNA)
Free tours offered to int’l press to promote tourism ảnh 8(Photo: VNA)
Free tours offered to int’l press to promote tourism ảnh 9International reporters can join free tours everyday from February 27 to March 2 to discover the culture and destinations of Vietnam (Photo: VNA)
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