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Vietnam welcomes over 1.23 million int’l tourists in Nov

VNA • 06/12/2023 14:57

Vietnam welcomed more than 1.23 million international tourists in November, an 11% increase month-on-month and a record monthly figure in 2023. The country therefore welcomed 11.2 million foreign arrivals in the first 11 months of the year.

Vietnam welcomes more than 1.23 million int’l tourists hinh anh 1 — Tourists from the Philippines pose for photos in front of the St. Joseph's Cathedral, Ha Noi

Vietnam welcomes more than 1.23 million int’l tourists hinh anh 2 — International tourists enjoy a jeep ride along Ha Noi’s streets

Vietnam welcomes more than 1.23 million int’l tourists hinh anh 3 — Foreign visitors buy souvenirs in Ha Noi

Vietnam welcomes more than 1.23 million int’l tourists hinh anh 4 — Cyclo rides are popular among foreign visitors

Vietnam welcomes more than 1.23 million int’l tourists hinh anh 5 — International visitors are greatly impressed by the hospitality and friendliness of Vietnamese people

Vietnam welcomes more than 1.23 million int’l tourists hinh anh 6 — Everyday life and typical lifestyle of Ha Noi people impress foreign visitors

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