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Da Nang prepares spaces to welcome high-spending tourists

Da Nang prepares spaces to welcome high-spending tourists

The city's tourism sector is collaborating with major tour operators to re-plan destination spaces and train human resources to serve high-spending, long-staying visitors from Russia and the CIS bloc.

Iconic Dubai hotel temporarily closes for major renovation

Iconic Dubai hotel temporarily closes for major renovation

The Jumeirah Group plans a comprehensive 18-month renovation of its iconic Burj Al Arab hotel, following a decline in guests amid regional geopolitical tensions.

Exploring toy museums and immersive worlds in Singapore

Exploring toy museums and immersive worlds in Singapore

Visitors to Singapore can dive into immersive experiences, from Disney cruises and toy museums to theme parks and vibrant entertainment zones.

Hatoyama chef appointed Japanese culinary culture ambassador in Vietnam

Hatoyama chef appointed Japanese culinary culture ambassador in Vietnam

Mr. Fuku Nguyen, head chef of the Hatoyama restaurant system, was appointed Japanese culinary culture ambassador in Vietnam on 24/3.

Should you tip flight attendants?

Should you tip flight attendants?

According to flight attendants, customers have many ways to show appreciation and thank them for their service, rather than directly giving a tip.

The reason a diner closes and americans must evacuate

The reason a diner closes and americans must evacuate

When a Waffle House closes, nearby americans understand it is time to evacuate.

Unraveling 130 secret gates on the Great Wall

Unraveling 130 secret gates on the Great Wall

Spanning across 10 provinces in China, sections of the Great Wall feature secret gates, once used for various purposes, sometimes requiring a password for passage.

Vietnamese tourist 'drenched' for 6 hours at Thailand's biggest water festival

Vietnamese tourist 'drenched' for 6 hours at Thailand's biggest water festival

Hong Quan, from TP HCM, shares a unique 6-hour experience participating in the Songkran festival in Bangkok alongside millions of other tourists on the streets in mid-April.

Tourists banned from swimming at Nam Lang waterfall

Tourists banned from swimming at Nam Lang waterfall

Duong Thuong commune authorities demand strict handling of tourists swimming and engaging in illegal activities at Nam Lang waterfall due to potential accident risks.

Cinema requires patrons to wear raincoats in screening room

A 7D cinema in Vinh Tuy ward requires patrons to wear raincoats to experience water spray and foam effects throughout the film.