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HCMC looks to restart tourism
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HCMC looks to restart tourism

Ho Chi Minh City will pilot the first tour in some time to Can Gio district on September 19. This may be the first step in the restoration of the city’s tourism industry after a long period of suspension due to Covid-19.
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Supply chain disruptions causing business closures

According to a Private Economic Development Research Board survey, supply chain disruptions are the reason for 35.4 per cent of temporary business closures. Minister of Transport Nguyen Van The has proposed resolving congestion in freight transport, with priority being given to agricultural products.
Industry associations suggest pandemic prevention measures

Industry associations suggest pandemic prevention measures

Representatives from the 14 largest industry associations in Vietnam have forwarded recommendations to the government on pandemic prevention in the new situation, thereby empowering them to take the initiative in prevention and organizing production.
Iron and steel exports at record high

Iron and steel exports at record high

Iron and steel exports reached 1.53 million tons worth nearly $1.5 billion in August, the highest monthly value ever recorded and the second consecutive month value has exceeded $1 billion.
Khanh Hoa to implement vaccine passports

Khanh Hoa to implement vaccine passports

South-central Khanh Hoa province, home to Nha Trang, has agreed to welcome domestic tourists and at the same time prepare a plan to welcome international visitors with “vaccine passports”, in order to bring its tourism industry back to life in the “new normal”.
Certain Cambodian goods bear zero tax rate

Certain Cambodian goods bear zero tax rate

Vietnam has applied a tax rate of 0 per cent on 31 items imported from Cambodia, such as live poultry, meat, and poultry by-products, rice, pork preparations, and unprocessed tobacco leaves until the end of 2022.
Consumption, retail, real estate among leaders of economy

Consumption, retail, real estate among leaders of economy

Consumer goods, retail, real estate, industry, agriculture, telecommunications, energy, and infrastructure will be significant contributors to Vietnam’s economy over the remainder of this year and the years to come.

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