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Vietnam aims to boost tourism – Inquirer.net

Tourists visit M Sn Sanctuary UNESCOs World Culture Heritage Site in central Qung Nam Province. VNA/VNS Photo Minh c/Asia News Network

HANOI Vietnam wants to make tourism a key economic sector by 2020 that creates a driving force for the development of other sectors.

The country expects to attract 17-20 million foreign visitors and 82 million domestic ones by then.

Visitors are expected to spend US$35 billion in the country in 2020, on-the-spot exports through tourism are expected to reach $20 billion and the sector is hoped to create jobs for four million people including 1.6 million direct jobs.

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Such ambitious goals are part of a Politburo resolution on developing tourism into a key economic sector, issued…

Read the full article at: https://business.inquirer.net/243036/vietnam-aims-boost-tourism

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Vietnam aims to boost tourism – Inquirer.net

Tourists visit M Sn Sanctuary UNESCOs World Culture Heritage Site in central Qung Nam Province. VNA/VNS Photo Minh c/Asia News Network

HANOI Vietnam wants to make tourism a key economic sector by 2020 that creates a driving force for the development of other sectors.

The country expects to attract 17-20 million foreign visitors and 82 million domestic ones by then.

Visitors are expected to spend US$35 billion in the country in 2020, on-the-spot exports through tourism are expected to reach $20 billion and the sector is hoped to create jobs for four million people including 1.6 million direct jobs.

ADVERTISEMENT

Such ambitious goals are part of a Politburo resolution on developing tourism into a key economic sector, issued…

Read the full article at: http://business.inquirer.net/243036/vietnam-aims-boost-tourism

Category: RestructuringBy Insolvency GuardianDecember 24, 2017

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