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Tourists generate twice as much plastic waste as locals A UNDP study released on 6/2 reveals that each tourist staying in Da Nang and Ninh Binh generates twice the amount of plastic waste compared to local residents.
Bali "too dirty" President Prabowo criticizes Indonesian officials' slow response as waste threatens to overwhelm the tourist island of Bali.
Macau hotel sells 79 kg of gold-plated floor for nearly $13 million A four-star hotel in Macau has sold 79 kilograms of gold that once adorned its lobby floor, generating a substantial sum amidst rising gold prices.
Du Lich Viet partners with MobiFone to enhance customer service Du Lich Viet and MobiFone signed a cooperation agreement on 6/2 to enhance customer service through quality tourism products.
Quang Ngai aims for sustainable, multi-destination tourism Quang Ngai's tourism in 2025 sees many shifts, efforts to reduce dependence on Ly Son island, diversify products, enhance experiences, and move towards sustainable development.
Foreign tourists hunt for Grab shirts as souvenirs when visiting Vietnam Grab driver uniforms are unexpectedly sought after by many foreign tourists when visiting Vietnam, considering them as souvenirs before returning home.
Quang Ngai tourism strives to diversify services to retain tourists Quang Ngai focuses on improving quality and expanding tourism services, from island and beach to cultural and ecological, to enhance experiences and extend tourist stays.
Quang Ngai tourism: community as its foundation Quang Ngai adopts a community-centric approach to tourism, leveraging indigenous values as resources with the ultimate goal of harmonious development.
Japan cancels iconic cherry blossom festival Japan's iconic 2026 cherry blossom festival has been canceled due to concerns over disruptive tourists invading local residents' peaceful lives.
Khanh Hoa sets goal to welcome 33 million tourists by 2030 Khanh Hoa aims to have approximately 100,000 accommodation rooms, achieve 9 billion USD in tourist revenue, and welcome 33 million overnight guests by 2030.
