Vietnamese tourism introduced at Belgian tourism fair

Vietnam Airlines, the national carrier, is running a booth at the Brussels International Tourism Fair to spread information on Vietnamese tourism to Belgians and other Europeans.
Vietnamese tourism introduced at Belgian tourism fair ảnh 1Vietnam's Ambassador to Belgium Vuong Thua Phong (front, second, left) meets visitors at the Brussels International Tourism Fair. (Source: VNA)

Brussels (VNA) – VietnamAirlines, the national carrier, is running a booth at the BrusselsInternational Tourism Fair to spread information on Vietnamese tourism to Belgiansand other Europeans.

Vietnam’s Ambassador to BelgiumVuong Thua Phong visited the booth on the first day of the fair on February 2 andsaid Vietnam’s overseas representative agencies coordinated with the VietnamNational Administration of Tourism, Vietnam Airlines and travel firms topromote Vietnamese tourism.

Vietnam has created favourableconditions for vistors, especially visa procedures as it issued a decree on thepilot e-visa granting or a reputation on visa exemption for those in some keyEuropean countries.

Ambassador Phong said thequality of tourist products is more important to attract EU tourists to Vietnamthan simplifying procedures.

With nearly 800 booths fromtourism companies and airlines from 65 countries, the Brussels InternationalFair, which takes place from February 2-5 at the Heysel Convention &Conference Centre, introduced a wide range of destinations.-VNA

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