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French tourists carry a war veteran up to the Lung Cu flagpole.

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By Nguyen Hien, Nguyễn Hiển
| Vietnam.vn
Speaking to Tuổi Trẻ newspaper , Mr. Nguyen Viet Bac (Hagiang Trips) said that the image was taken on July 25th during a trip exploring Ha Giang (Tuyen Quang) by two French tourists. After visiting and checking in at the Lung Cu flagpole, the two tourists went down and met an elderly veteran wearing a bucket hat and holding a walking stick, struggling to climb the stone steps.
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During the September 2nd holiday: Vietnamese tourists are not only drawn to mountain and beach destinations but also to historical and cultural tours.

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By Nguyen Hien, Nguyễn Hiển
| Vietnam.vn
Cultural tourism is also a global trend, accounting for nearly 40% of total international tourism with over 3.2 billion visits annually to heritage sites, museums, historical buildings, etc. (according to Market Report World). Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City lead the search trends. According to Traveloka's Q2 2026 data, Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City are both among the top destinations with the most bookings in Vietnam, and are also trending cities for search during the September 2nd holiday.
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Vietnam's tourism industry partners with a major visa services provider.

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By Nguyen Hien, Nguyễn Hiển
| Vietnam.vn
According to the Vietnam National Tourism Administration, in recent years Vietnam's tourism industry has been recovering, experiencing positive growth, and gradually asserting its position as an attractive destination in the region and around the world . In 2025, Vietnam aims to welcome over 21 million international tourists and serve approximately 137 million domestic tourists, with tourism revenue reaching 1 trillion VND.
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