Dragon Indochine Travel

Ha Noi, May 19
- Tourism authority asks for tax cut
- Post-SARS Movements

Ha Noi, May 16
- No new cases of SARS found in Vietnam
- Vietnam Airlines removed from Thai SARS check list

Kuala Lumpur, May 15
- Quarantine order on Vietnamese visitors withdrawn
Ha Noi, May 14
- Viet Nam shares sympathies with China over SARS difficulties
- Thermal imager installed at Mong Cai border gate

May 15, a cumulative total of 7,699 probable cases and 598 deaths have been reported from 29 countries. Chinese authorities have reported 52 new probable cases and 4 deaths, bringing the cumulative total in mainland China to 5163 probable cases and 271 deaths.

May 14, WHO has removed Toronto, Canada from the list of areas with recent local transmission. Toronto has also been removed from the list of areas for which WHO has issued recommendations pertaining to international travel.

More ten hotels of Vietnam join Best Hotel Alliance (BHA)

Hotel group trying to get over SARS
Facing the high risk of a return of SARS, Prime Minister Phan Van Khai has called on several ministries to work together to intensify preventative measures...

Tourism sector fights back after SARS
Domestic aviation and tourism operators are rushing to repair the damage caused to tourism in Viet Nam by the severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) outbreak ...

Ancient Hi An town becomes official member of OWHC
Ancient Hi An, a world heritage site in the central province of Qung Nam, has become an official member of the Organisation of World Heritage Cities...

More artefacts dating back 2,000 years ago found
As many as 22 jar tombs about 1m height containing more than 7,000 precious artefacts have been unearthed in Dien Ban district of central Qung Nam province...

Festival celebrates a century of Sapa Tourism
Lào Cai province will put up the bunting for the "100 years of Sapa Tourism" Festival, which will be held in Sapa, October 4-5, 2003...

Vietnam received 712,500 visitors in the first quarter of 2003

Program for the Halong Tourism Year 2003