Vietnam plans to resume domestic tourism activities soon
From November, localities that have controlled the Covid-19 pandemic will start welcoming back domestic holiday-makers.
This was announced at a conference held on October 5 by the Vietnam National Administration of Tourism, which saw the participation of tourism management agencies of provinces and cities nationwide.
According to the tourism administration, domestic tours will be resumed in a safe roadmap and travelers are required to strictly comply will regulations on vaccination against COVID-19 and testing.
This month, many provinces and cities began organising training courses on COVID-19 prevention and control regulations, processes in welcoming and serving tourists, criteria for safe tourism services, as well as preparations for incidents and risks./.
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