Degree sustainable development

The new ‘Green Travel’ section on the national tourism website vietnam.travel/sustainability set up by the VNAT in collaboration with the Vietnam Tourism Advisory Board (TAB) and the Sustainable Tourism Programme of Switzerland (SSTP) aims to boost tourism activities among foreign expats in Vietnam. … [Read more...] about Web page launched for green travel in Vietnam

In the past, the air of Bat Trang Pottery Village was polluted by toxic smoke and dust emanating from the pottery burning process with firewood and coal. However, by the 1990s, 70 percent of the products were exported and the Japanese partner had different requirements for the design and stability of the firing temperature. In order to meet these requirements, Japanese experts supported Bat Trang with a gas kiln with a capacity of one cubic meter, creating stable and better products. Lam also emphasized that from 2005 to 2007, Bat Trang replaced all its coal-fired furnaces with gas furnaces. … [Read more...] about The greening of Bat Trang Pottery Village

Many of us are familiar with the current problems in the world’s capital and financial markets. One lesson to be drawn from the current crisis is that it’s vitally important to invest in infrastructure that is less affected and vulnerable to global risks. The number of cars in Viet Nam is rapidly increasing. I believe in the development of the auto industry in Viet Nam. It would therefore be a good idea to invest more in infrastructure. — VNS … [Read more...] about Short courses may help students find work

Hanoi, and other Vietnamese cities, regularly make an appearance on must-visit travel lists and top experiences, yet there are few celebrations for topping the charts for ‘world’s most polluted’. The image of Vietnam, and its capital, should rightly be based on rich cultural heritage and cuisine, not the sight of people wearing masks. … [Read more...] about Solutions needed as Hanoi chokes under smog