Vietnam Trials Visa Exemption for Chinese Tour Groups, Boosting Regional Tourism Edge
Vietnam has initiated a trial visa exemption for Chinese tour groups visiting Khanh Hoa Province, aiming to enhance its competitiveness in the Southeast Asian tourism market. The policy, effective from October 12, could be expanded to other destinations if successful.
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