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Officials of the Hanoi Department of Tourism met on November 11 with businesspeople and journalists from the Republic of Korea to discuss ways to boost tourism cooperation between the two country.

Vietnam Airlines has been certified as a 4-star airline by the UK airline and airport rating organisation Skytrax.

The Central Highlands Steering Committee urges regional provinces to invest more in the healthcare network in a bid to improve the health care service quality at all levels.

Deputy Prime Minister and Secretary of the Hanoi Party Committee Hoang Trung Hai has asked relevant agencies to ensure traffic safety for passengers who will return the city after Tet.

Vietnam’s healthcare has gone a long way since the “Doi Moi” (Renewal) Process 30 years ago with improved service quality and equality.

Following falling petrol prices since early 2015 and requests for lower transport fares, many transport enterprises in Hanoi started reducing fares with an average rate of 7 percent.

Vietnam’s healthcare has gone a long way since the “Doi Moi” (Renewal) Process 30 years ago with improved service quality and equality.

Growing demand for air travel during national holidays, especially the lunar New Year (Tet) has heated up competition in Vietnam’s aviation sector.

The national flag carrier Vietnam Airlines conducted 365 flights between Vietnam and Indonesia in 2015, carrying more than 100,000 passengers and over 1,000 tonnes of cargos.

The performance-based financing (PBF) model in the health sector helped improve providers' health services during a trial run, experts said at a conference which ended on October 23 in Hanoi.

City authorities have spent more than 1 trillion VND (45.5 million USD) annually for the bus system in recent years, but poor service quality and a high accident rate continue to drive customers away.