Vietnam: Long Drives Remain a Dream Despite Car Ownership
Despite owning cars, many Vietnamese families find long-distance travel for leisure, like family trips, remains a distant dream due to economic, time, and driving-related anxieties. Cars are primarily used for returning to hometowns and daily commutes, falling short of the initial aspirations for spontaneous travel.
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