Vietnam Boosts Tourism Promotion in South Korean Market
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Vietnam Boosts Tourism Promotion in South Korean Market

Vietnam's National Administration of Tourism will organize a tourism promotion and business connection program in Seoul and Busan, South Korea. The initiative aims to enhance promotion of Vietnamese destinations and products and expand cooperation with Korean tourism businesses.

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