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Ho Chi Minh City boosts investment in marine tourism

Ho Chi Minh City boosts investment in marine tourism

Economy 00:02:0.9599999999999937.00

After merging Binh Duong and Ba Ria–Vung Tau, Ho Chi Minh City’s economy has shown positive progress, keeping its target of 8.5% growth this year. Among the key sectors, tourism, especially marine tourism, has great potential for breakthrough development.

Ho Chi Minh City to launch new culinary tours

Ho Chi Minh City to launch new culinary tours

Culture 00:00:46.741333.00

Ho Chi Minh City launches 20 new culinary tours for 2025, blending street food, garden cuisine, and fresh seafood. Trips range from half-day to three days, showcasing dining, shopping, and sightseeing across the city and surrounding areas. The initiative aims to welcome 10 million international visitors and generate 11 billion US dollars in tourism revenue in 2025.

Ho Chi Minh City: Building the foundations for a new chapter

Ho Chi Minh City: Building the foundations for a new chapter

Economy 00:03:29.599999999999994.00

Ho Chi Minh City is making significant strides in its recovery efforts from one of the toughest challenges in the past decades, the COVID-19 pandemic.

Ho Chi Minh City provides additional income for civil servants

Ho Chi Minh City provides additional income for civil servants

Society 00:01:29.514667000000003.00

The Ho Chi Minh City People’s Council has approved Resolution 27 to boost incomes for civil servants, with teachers among the main beneficiaries. The city is setting aside roughly 190 million USD to roll out the policy. Officials are also looking into ways to widen access to the support.

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