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On September 7, 2024, the Yagi storm impacted northern Vietnam, bringing significant destruction to areas such as Halong, Hai Phong, and Hanoi. This article provides a detailed account of the events caused by the Yagi storm, the current status in the affected regions, and ongoing restoration efforts. How is the Yagi storm situation evolving in Vietnam? Read on for the latest developments.

“Sustainable at Every Journey” is the central message of all events organized in 2024 by the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Tourism. As part of the emission-free energy transition aimed at sustainable development, the southern metropolis authorities, in collaboration with tourism partners, have actively offered travelers responsible tourism circuits at the ITE HCMC 2024 (the 18th International Travel Expo, a major and large-scale event in Vietnam).

In a move to enhance visitor access and ease travel planning, Angkor Park has announced new, simplified entry requirements for 1-day tickets. Stay tuned for details on how these updates will impact your visit to one of the world's most cherished historical treasures.

The exceptional artisanal art project "Tinh Quang Hoi Nguyet," held at the Temple of Literature in Hanoi, represents a significant milestone in the exploration and promotion of traditional Vietnamese culture, initiated and organized by young Vietnamese passionate about ethnic art.

Foreigners entering Thailand (under the visa exemption regime) will need to register for the Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA), with a trial scheduled for December 2024 and official implementation starting in June 2025.

On September 4th, Cuc Phuong National Park (Ninh Binh) was awarded "Asia's Best National Park 2024" by the World Travel Awards, outshining several international competitors.