Showing posts with label Vietnamese tourism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vietnamese tourism. Show all posts
Sep 16, 2013
Park Hyatt Saigon major renovation work valued business partners and friends
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Ho Chi Minh city, hotel upgrade, park hyatt saigon, Vietnam holidays, Vietnam trip, Vietnam vacations, Vietnamese tourism, Vietnamese tourists
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The Park Hyatt Saigon is under major renovation work which
will be carried out at the beginning of 2014.
The Park Hyatt Saigon will close for a short period of time
from February 16, 2014 – April 2, 2014 and reopen to the public on April 3rd
for arriving guests. During this closure most of the intense demolition and
restoration work will take place. When the hotel reopens and with most works
complete in the public areas, refurbishment will continue in the guest rooms
until November 2014.
The schedule of the upcoming renovation work will be as
follows:
Between February 17 until April 2 (6 weeks) the hotel will
be completely closed to all guests including all F & B outlets and
construction workers will be working 24/7 over this period to complete all
'construction' related works. The hotel is scheduled to reopen 3 April.
From April 2014 until November 2014 there will be 70 guestrooms
(2 floors) out daily so any group business will be limited to a 30 room block
during this period.
Between 17 February and 15 May all the function rooms in the
hotel will be undergoing refurbishment.
The hotel has announced that it will open a new function
space called the Pool House. This will be a draw card for small groups, looking
for something special.
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Vietnam Tourism with 22% growth
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Vietnam holidays, Vietnam Tours, Vietnam trip, Vietnam vacations, Vietnamese tourism
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Vietnam National Administration of Tourism estimates the
country welcomed 676,719 international travelers in August representing an
increase of 22.0% over the same month last year.
Neighboring Cambodia
was in sixth place supplying 28,593 trips, up 16.2% from 24,613 trips during
the same month last year.
All of the country’s top markets are in the Asia/Pacific
region with the exception of the US
and France
(10th).
The bulk of arrivals in August (525,993) passed through Hanoi and Ho Chi
Minh City .
For January to August, international tourist arrivals
reached 4,875,447 visits growing 7.9% over the same period last year.
VNAT updated its data on its website, late last week,
sourced from the government statistics office.
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Aug 9, 2012
Vietnam to boost tourism co-operation with APEC countries
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Khabarovsk, Russian tourism, South Korean, Threeland Travel Indochina, Vietnamese tourism
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| From Threeland Travel's Blog - August 2012 |
Vietnamese tourism officials attending the 7th APEC Tourism Ministerial Meeting, worked with their counterparts to further tourism co-operation.
The 7th APEC Tourism Ministerial Meeting was held on July 23-27 in Khabarovsk City, Russia.
The Vietnamese delegation, led by Deputy Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism, Ho Anh Tuan, worked with representatives from Russian’s tourism agencies to enhance their tourism cooperation.
The delegation also met South Korean Deputy Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism and asked for South Korea’s support for the establishment of a Vietnamese tourism representative office in Seoul in 2013.
Vietnam asked the Australian delegation's support to hold a tourism promotion fair scheduled to take place in Sydney and Melbourne in October 2012.
The meeting also backed Vietnam’s proposal to develop sustainable tourism.














