Cat Ba Island Sees Low Tourist Numbers During National Day Holiday
Cat Ba Island, a popular tourist destination in northern Vietnam, experienced an unexpected lull during the September 2 National Day holiday. Unlike previous holidays that saw significant crowds, ferry terminals and beaches remained uncrowded. Local authorities cited recent typhoons and the start of the low season as contributing factors.
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