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Tourism development linked to higher incomes for local residents

Tourism development linked to higher incomes for local residents

During a group discussion involving National Assembly deputies from Bac Ninh City and Lam Dong Province (Group 7), lawmakers proposed a range of measures to promote tourism development alongside expanding markets for agricultural products, increasing their value and improving local residents’ incomes.

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Supporting business development and community engagement in tourism activities.

On the evening of November 2nd, at the National Assembly building, under the chairmanship of National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man and the direction of National Assembly Vice Chairwoman Nguyen Thi Thanh, the Standing Committee of the National Assembly discussed the draft Resolution of the National Assembly on some specific mechanisms and policies for the development of tourism in Vietnam.
ASEAN Committee in Canberra seeks closer cooperation with Australia's Home Affairs Department

Vietnamese Ambassador to Australia Pham Hung Tam proposed that Australia extend the visa validity period for ASEAN graduates of master's degree programmes from two years to three years in the country from two years to three years. He also urged Australia to soon grant transit visa exemptions for Vietnamese citizens, similar to those already available to nationals of several other ASEAN countries.