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Vi Ro Ngheo Village, known as Homestay Village, in Dak Tang Commune of Kon Tun Province’s Kon Plong District in the Central Highlands region of Vietnam brings tourists unique community-based tourism experiences. Surrouned by gigantic mountains and forests, the Xo Dang ethnic minority group’s village has emerged as a popular destination for travelers who love exploring the culture and nature of the Central Highlands region. Homestay Village filled with flowers The charming village of the Xo Dang ethnic group, about 45 kilometers from the famous Mang Den Town, was recognized as a community tourist site in April this year. The village is home to 63 households with nearly 300 Xo Dang ethnic people. The locals mainly grow rice, catch fish, and raise buffaloes for a living. Most locals in the village do not drink alcohol or beer. Apart from their work, they often play sports and join traditional art performances, such as beating a gong, singing folk songs, and dancing. Vi Ro … [Read more...] about Picturesque tourism village in Vietnam’s Central Highlands awakens visitors to travel

On May 8, the Vietnam International Arbitration Centre (VIAC) signed agreements with 19 industry and locality associations in which it will provide legal support and participate in resolving disputes for association members. Besides that, the VIAC will collaborate with other associations in reviewing and offering opinions on laws and policies related to their activities. Links emphasised for arbitration relations/ illustration photo/ Source: freepik.com The agreement involves the Vietnam Textile and Apparel Association, Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers, Vietnam Young Entrepreneurs Association, the Vietnam Leather, Footwear and Handbag Association, and the Beer Alcohol Beverage Association Vietnam, among others. According to Phung Anh Tuan, executive vice chairman and secretary general at the Vietnam Association of Financial Investors (VAFI), many investors reflect that Vietnam is focusing on attracting new foreign investment capital inflows … [Read more...] about Links emphasised for arbitration relations

Living in Vietnam can bring moments of total pleasure and those of total wonder. When is a hot dog not a hot dog? Well, that answer came to me through experience some 10 years ago when I began my teaching career here in Vietnam. It was only weeks after I arrived in Ho Chi Minh City to start a new life journey and I had already experienced my first episode of 'Vietnam Belly.' I wasn’t feeling all that great and I found that the local food and cheap beer just weren’t what my body wanted. I met a fellow Australian expat who introduced me to his employer – a major name in Vietnam’s teaching industry. Despite my unreliable health, I interviewed with the company. I was just hoping things would hold themselves together long enough to get the job, and they did. When I found out I got the job, my only thoughts were about how much I hoped I would be able to recover by the time I started classes. Early the next morning, my phone rang. It was the school asking if I could cover a class … [Read more...] about A hot dog that isn’t a hot dog in Vietnam