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VietNamNet Bridge - Vietnam Airlines (VNA) has announced it will double the number of flights between Tan Son Nhat International Airport in Ho Chi Minh City and Narita International Airport in Tokyo, to 14 flights a week beginning March 28.
Vietnam Airlines to open Hanoi-Osaka direct air route Vietnam Airlines increases flights to Japan Crisis leaves airlines flying in the dark VNA will also increase the number of flights between Hanoi and Osaka from five flights a week to seven beginning July 1. The boost in trips from Vietnam to Japan will see VNA offer more than 40 flights a week to four Japanese cities including Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya and Fukuoka in the coming months.
Meanwhile, the Vietnam Air Services Company (VASCO) has announced flight schedules for April 1 to October 30 this year.
Accordingly, flights from HCMC to Ca Mau Province will increase from three flights a week to 10.
For HCMC-Tuy Hoa (Phu Yen) and HCMC-Chu Lai (Quang Nam) routes, the number will move up to seven and five flights a week respectively.
Flights from HCMC to Con Dao will vary between 19-21 flights a week.
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A project team from Georgetown University in the United States has suggested HCMC set up a convention and visitors bureau to drive the city's tourism development.
Bai Dai (Long Beach) in central Khanh Hoa Province is gaining much appreciation and admiration from tourists thanks to its pristine beauty and white sands.
VietNamNet Bridge – Major retail and hospitality campaigns are among some of the initiatives designed by the tourism industry to meet ambitious targets this year.
VietNamNet Bridge – Though there have been more inbound tourists to Vietnam than in the first months of 2009, the market has not fully recovered from the financial crisis.
A mysterious network of caves by Chua Tien in Hoa Binh province have proved to be a popular spot for tourism.
VNA will also increase the number of flights between Hanoi and Osaka from five flights a week to seven beginning July 1.
