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Sixteen road border gates listed in the new decision include Móng Cái in Quảng Ninh Province, Hữu Nghị in Lạng Sơn Province, Lào Cai, Nấm Cắn in Nghệ An Province, Cầu Treo in Hà Tĩnh Province, La Lay, Lao Bảo in Quảng Trị Province and Hà Tiên in Kiên Giang Province. … [Read more...] about Việt Nam approves a list of countries applicable for e-visa

During the reopening of the international tourism market, the VNAT is striving to build a safe tourism corridor between Thailand and the country, whilst the Thai side have proposed a pilot project in order to launch "specialised" tours or charter flights to designated destinations in cities of both countries.  … [Read more...] about New roadmap to welcome back foreign visitors to Vietnam

General view inside the Tottenham Hotspur stadium - PHOTO: REUTERS BERN (REUTERS) - European football will continue its cautious return to play following the COVID-19 stoppage over the next week as a number of the continent’s smaller leagues restart with some novelties and one team in serious trouble for breaking coronavirus rules. … [Read more...] about European leagues to resume, Denmark gets creative

Global orders for textiles and garments in 2020 are forecast to decrease 29 percent. Due to global manufacturing and supply chain disruptions, businesses cannot optimize production efficiency, leading to increased costs. “For the time being, money flows are the biggest challenge for global textile and garment businesses. Money flows depend on goods. There will be no money flow when the circulation of goods stops,” Cao Huu Hieu said. … [Read more...] about Forecast amended for textile, garment exports

Other companies, NGOs, and institutions have similar stories to tell of remarkable things achieved in an impossibly short timeframe across boundaries, cultures, and languages. It is my hope that our experiences will help to inform the global response to the crisis in terms of health policy, vaccine and treatment development, and economic assistance to countries in the throes of the pandemic as well as those rebuilding. What we have seen so far has been intermittently encouraging, but there have been some ugly episodes of me-first thinking by some individuals and governments that may harm everyone in the long run. … [Read more...] about Resilience, agility and humanity: some lessons from the pandemic