Vietnam Cracks Down on Resort Contract Scams, Nearly 400 Prosecuted
Vietnamese authorities are conducting a large-scale investigation into fraud involving resort contracts and vacation packages. In Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, 36 cases have been prosecuted, with nearly 400 individuals indicted. The estimated total damages exceed VND 2.7 trillion (approximately USD 106 million).
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