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Louder sound of “ohayou” in Vietnam

Hikoro Takeuch pays 100,000 yen (about US$1,251) for a tour to Vietnam. To Takeuch, it is cheap as she enjoys shopping in Vietnam. “Shopping in Vietnam is very interesting and exciting,” says Takeuch. “I want to go shopping when traveling in Vietnam. I will come back to Vietnam because the expense is low and I enjoy shopping here.” They were also two among 33,130 Japanese people coming to Vietnam in July for traveling, business and MICE (meeting, incentive, conference and exhibition), according to the latest report of the Vietnam National Administration of Tourism, or VNAT. The figure is important to Vietnam tourism as it is again on the increase after decreasing in several months due to the earthquake and tsunami in Japan. In March, 43,500 Japanese tourists visited Vietnam. The number of Japanese arrivals then was down to 41,450, 35,056 and 31,204 in April, May and June respectively. According to tour operators, the time from April to September is the “low” season of Japanese tourists, and the natural disaster in Japan aggravated the situation. The companies have made their own efforts while waiting for macro-solutions from VNAT and the Government. Huynh Minh Son, tour operation manager of the inbound section of Apex Vietnam, a travel company in Vietnam specializing in welcoming Japanese tourists, says that every year Apex Vietnam welcomes more than 50,000 Japanese arrivals to Vietnam. However, in March and a few months later, the number of tourists sent from Japanese companies was down by around 10%. As from July, the situation has been better, especially after the company offered promotion programs. Accommodation prices have been down by 20-30%. It also has discounted US$10-20 for each tourist while the quality remains. However, Son tells Chào! that with a 15-day entry permit, tourists often choose short tours, such as three days in only Saigon, five days in Saigon and Hanoi and eight days across the country.

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