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The travel companies in Hanoi suggest strengthening the development of service products and tours that leverage the capital’s unique characteristics to attract travelers in the future. A recent seminar organized by the Hanoi Department of Tourism gathered nearly 80 representatives from travel agencies, accommodations, and destinations to discuss key solutions for tourism recovery and development.  Hanoi will target high-spending international customers. Photo: Duy Khanh – Pham Hung Nguyen Manh Than, Chairman of the Hanoi Tourism Association, emphasized the importance of developing medical and cultural tourism and targeting high-spending international customers with the implementation of the new visa policy. Ngo Thi Lan Phuong, director of Kim Lien Travel Company, supported this idea and highlighted the need for clearly defined target products for each group. In addition, Phung Quang Thang, Vice Chairman of the Vietnam Tourism Association, called for innovative commu...

The event was attended by over 800 students who are young leaders and managers participating in advanced political theory classes at the HCMA. Professor Tran Van Tho, an honorary professor at Waseda University in Japan, emphasized Japan’s significant interest in Vietnam’s growth route and their cooperation, which includes institutional reforms, improved business climate, and assistance for Vietnam’s development of industrialization plans. Notable projects supporting these efforts include the Ishikawa project (1995-2000), the Vietnam-Japan partnership beginning in 2003, and various industrial policy research initiatives. Professor Tran Van Tho – Honorary Professor of Waseda University, Japan, speaks at the seminar According to Professor Tran Van Tho, Vietnam has not fully exploited its resources, and further development can be achieved by utilizing domestic resources and effectively coordinating external resources. Professor Ikebe Ryo of Senshu University, Japan, discuss...

Ke Ga Lighthouse – The Oldest Lighthouse in Vietnam Designed by French architect Chnavat and completed in 1899, Ke Ga Lighthouse is a remarkable example of octagonal architecture. It holds the distinction of being Vietnam’s tallest lighthouse, standing at 65 meters and offering a light range of 22 nautical miles. It is also the oldest lighthouse in Southeast Asia, with over a century of history. The lighthouse has played a crucial role in ensuring the safety of ships navigating the southern sea area. What sets the design of this lighthouse apart is the use of carved granite blocks, which are expertly arranged with minimal adhesive mortar. This construction method has resulted in a durable and visually striking structure. The Ke Ga lighthouse features 183 spiral steel steps leading to its top, as well as additional steps to access the light itself, making it a captivating subject for photographers. According to local maritime history, Ke Ga Cape was once a treacherous area for s...

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India’s first space-based mission to study the Sun, Aditya L1 spacecraft, successfully completed its fourth earth-bound manoeuvre, according to ISRO. ISRO’s ground stations at Mauritius, Bengaluru, SDSC-SHAR, and Port Blair tracked the satellite during this operation, while a transportable terminal stationed in the Fiji islands supported post-burn operations, the space agency said on X, formerly known as Twitter. The spacecraft has attained a new orbit of 256 km x 121973 km. The next manoeuvre, Trans-Lagrangean Point 1 Insertion (TL1I), is scheduled for September 19, around 02:00 Hrs. IST. Aditya-L1 is the first Indian space-based observatory to study the Sun from a halo orbit around the first Sun-Earth Lagrangian point (L1), approximately 1.5 million km from Earth. The first, second, and third earth-bound manoeuvres were successfully performed on September 3, 5, and 10, respectively. These manoeuvres are part of the spacecraft’s 16-day journey around Earth to gain the n...