Restrictive visa policies make Vietnam less attractive to international tourists, says seminar


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HANOI, March 12 (Vietnam News/ANN): The list of visa-exempt countries should be further expanded so that tourism can quickly recover and improve competitiveness, tourism industry insiders and experts said.

Vietnam’s restrictive visa policy has impacted international tourist flows to the country, said Luong Hoai Nam, a member of the Viet Nam Tourism Advisory Board.

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