Meeting Beautiful Vietnamese Women

Vietnamese girls have a special exotic draw to them, much more so than most other cultures of our world. Their feminine ways and their gentle, tender loving puts them apart from your common lady. The issue for many fellows looking to meet Vietnamese girls however, lies in the vast miles between Vietnam and the West. Thousands and thousands of miles certainly makes it next to impossible to start up communication, much less maintain it over a number of months. The net can solve that problem.

Finding Vietnamese Girls

An Vietnamese dating portal is designed specifically to permit Vietnamese to meet up with each other, but it also exists to close the gap between Vietnam and the West. A Western man signing up for such a personals website will give him a huge advantage compared to similar dating sites, as the general membership of such a dating portal is made up of Vietnamese girls. Not only that, your ethnicity will enable you to stand out among the vast numbers of men who also signed up for the dating site. It is certainly worth considering if you desire to connect with an Vietnamese girl. One other bonus is that quite a few of the women signed up specifically to find foreign men.

Developing the Relationship

Once you have connected with a potential Vietnamese girl, the next step would be to develop a relationship out of this casual meeting. Take the initiative to let her know you’re interested, but avoid sexual and explicit subtleties in your language. There are adult sites for that, but Vietnamese girls will prefer guys who can be a bit spicy in their own special and non-direct methods.

Nurturing the Relationship

All ladies, especially Vietnamese girls, want love that is warm and personal. This is where your language skills will also assist you live up to the occasion, especially since you are unable meet her in person on a regular basis. You have to be able to express your feelings and intimacy with her without being physically there, and that can prove to be an issue when you need to develop the relationship you have already started. Locate common places to spend time together, whether they are simple chat rooms or even games online. A webcam can be a great investment here. Don’t forget, what you cannot make up for in physical contact, you need to make up for through time and attention.

Setting Up A Meeting

Vietnamese girls are people too, and they want to be held and given some degree of physical attention. This is why you cannot honestly say you are a couple until after you have met each other in person and spent some time with each other. The online environment can only get you so far, and you need to be prepared to make some airplane flights if you truly want to maintain the relationship.

Making It Official

This is the ultimate goal of starting an online relationship with Vietnamese girls, and will eventually to be a more permanent decision for the both of you. If you desire to keep the relationship official, then one of you has to go live with the other. This means either you will move to her country, or she will go to your country. It appears easy enough, but you have to make sure to arrange all the legal documents and financial obligations considering you are the guy in this relationship.

Don’t forget that the internet is one of the top places for people of different cultures to get with each other. Foreign men like you can meet with Vietnamese girls of your choice, and you only need to keep these 5 simple tips in mind to assist you do exactly that.
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Ambitious “HCM City – 100 interesting things”

To promote “HCM City – 100 interesting things” programme as a regional event and to attract foreign visitors to the city, the local tourism sector has called for the cooperation of tourism service providers and tourists.

The programme’s organizing board, which includes officials from the HCM City Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism, the Tourism Association and the Vinam Media Company, recently told the media that the programme will be kicked off in late August and last until the end of December.

Based on the opinions of domestic and foreign tourists, the organizing board will choose 100 interesting things about HCM City and advertise them on the media. Specifically, the board will select the top ten impressive hotels, the top ten Vietnamese restaurants, the top ten carriers, the top ten Vietnamese cuisines, the top ten Vietnamese specialties, the top ten destinations, the top ten shopping sites, the top ten tours, the top ten entertainment sites and the top ten outstanding events.

La Quoc Khanh, deputy director of the HCM City Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism, said that it will be difficult for the city to obtain its goals this year, due to many objective reasons, for instance the global economic crisis and A/H1N1 outbreak.

“HCM City – 100 interesting things” is considered an experimental “game” but the city is ambitious to turn it into a professional and international campaign.

The total funding for this programme is 2.7 billion dong (US$150,000), extracted from the fund for tourism promotion and HCM City’s budget.

Up to two thirds of the total funding will pay for advertising activities. The programme will be advertised at 40 big TV screens placed in the Tan Son Nhat International Airport and tourist destinations in HCM City, on posters, pamphlets, websites, books, DVDs and especially USB-sticks.

Khanh said around 2000 USB-sticks of four gigabyte containing information about HCM City and HCM City tourism will be sent to 1000 foreign travel agencies around the world.

A number of USB-sticks will be presented to 150 foreign travel agents participating in the International Tourism Exhibition of 2009 in HCM City this September.

The HCM City Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism signed a contract with Vietnam Airlines so that the Airline will advertise HCM City tourism on its international flights.

Madam Ton Nu Thi Ninh, former Vice Chairwoman of the National Assembly’s Foreign Affairs Committee and an advisor to the “HCM City – 100 interesting things”-campaign, said that this event is a break-through but the organizing board should always think forward and update some of the interesting things when they are no longer suitable.

Ninh also urged HCM City to campaign its people to build a good tourism environment. “Foreign tourists travel to HCM City to enjoy the sights, but they will leave the city if the tourism environment is poor,” Ninh said.

Source Tien Phong/ Vietnamnet

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Tourism property association debuts

The Viet Nam Tourism Property Association is expected to begin operating on Friday in HCM City.

The association represents businesspeople and experts in fields relating to the tourism real estate sector.

It will promote investments and co-operation in the sector, as well as contribute to perfecting the legal environment, according to Phan Huu Thang, one of the association's founders, and head of the Foreign Investment Agency under the Ministry of Planning and Investment.

Initially, it will focus on identifying difficulties faced by businesses and seek solutions.

Assessment of the current market situations, both in and outside Viet Nam, will help members build suitable plans.

Luong Van Ly, chairman of Dai Nam Long Consultancy Joint-Stock Company, said the country's tourism property facilities needed improvement to compete with regional markets.

"Several foreign investors have shown interest in investing in this area but due to the lack of co-ordination between local companies, their demands have not been satisfied," said Ly.

Association members will be individuals and institutions involved in investment and consultancy in tourism property development, finance, design and construction, brokerage and marketing and tourism real estate.

To date the VnTPA has received 100 business registrations. Foreigners and foreign insituations may become honorary members. The association will be a part of the Vietnam Real Estate Association.

Source Viet Nam News

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Capital city celebrates dance in first int’l salsa festival

More than 100 salsa dancers from around the world gathered in Hanoi on the night of July 30 to join the country’s first international festival dedicated to this increasingly popular Latin dance.

The three-day festival called Linline Salsa Holidays Hanoi 2009 aims to bring world-class talent to train Vietnamese salsa dancers and increase excitement for the dance locally.

“This Latin dancing style has been in Vietnam for a few years, and it has became a joy for the ones who love dancing," said Nguyen Duc Tung from Apsara Dance Studio, one of the event organisers.

"This dancing environment is improved by the increasing number of people learning salsa. Our purpose is to bring a chance for Vietnamese salsa addicts to learn more about the Latin dance, as well as to improve their dancing skill”.

Vietnamese salsa fans will have a chance to witness the amazing dancing steps of three famous dancers including Gupson Pierre from Canada, Sharon Parkir from Australia, and Tommy Mulyono (known as ‘Reyno’) from Indonesia.

Co-organised by Apsara Dance Studio in Hanoi and Linline Production, a Malaysian company specialising in dancing and salsa events, the event started on July 30 night at the Sheraton Hanoi Hotel.

The three famous salsa dancers will conduct workshops on salsa techniques and styles. Performances by dancers come from different countries are also part of the event’s agenda.

To learn more, please visit Apsara dance studio’s website www.apsaradancestudio.com.

Source VNA

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Concert spotlights Vietnamese, Japanese traditional music

A concert featuring both Japan’s traditional music, Gagaku, and Hue royal music of Vietnam was held on the evening of July 17 at the Thai Hoa Palace in the former imperial city of Hue.



The World Heritage Concert, the third of its kind, saw performances from leading Gagaku artists accompanied by the Tokyo New City Orchestra, as well as artists from local troupes. Well-known Japanese conductor Togi Hideki was also present at the show.

The concert is one in a series of activities to promote international cultural exchange. It was jointly organised by the World Heritage Concert Committee, the Japanese Embassy in Vietnam and the People’s Committee of Thua Thien-Hue Province.

On the evening of July 14, the Tokyo New City Orchestra, for the first time, entertained local audiences in HCMC with various special performances.

Source VNA

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Delta province places bet on potential for tourism

The Cuu Long (Mekong) Delta province of Ben Tre is seeking VND1.5 trillion (US$84.5 million) in investment funds for seven projects to further develop its tourism potential.

Despite current economic difficulties, the province had allocated VND10 billion for the tourism sector during the first six months of this year, said the provincial Department of Planning and Investment director, Do Minh Duc.

"However, the sum was not enough to solve the internal difficulties in its hospitality industry, Duc said.

Lack of typical tourism products, human resource shortages, inadequate accommodation and insufficient tourism infrastructure were problematic for the province in attracting visitors, he noted.

Currently, the province has 35 hotels, only one of which has a three-star rating. This lack of good accommodation causes problems for local authorities trying to host large events in the province, according to the provincial People's Committee vice chairman, Nguyen Quoc Bao.

"Therefore, the province is trying to attract investors for three-and four-star hotels," Bao said.

In order to attract more arrivals, Viettravel Deputy General Director Trieu Cong Tinh Thanh suggested the province engage in tourism promotion by building unique products out of coconuts to lure tourists.

For the seven tourism projects needing investment, support was needed from domestic investors and also from consulate offices in HCM City to find suitable investors, said a representative from Saigontourist.

In the first six months of this year, the province hosted over 240,000 visitors, 100,000 of whom were foreigners, an increase of 11.5 per cent over last year that was mainly attributed to the new Rach Mieu Bridge across the Tien River.

Revenue from tourism was estimated at VND105 billion ($6 million), a yearly rise of 30 per cent.

Ben Tre's plan for tourism development by 2015 would require about VND1 trillion ($61.2 million) to implement; the figure required would be VND2.49 trillion ($140.3 million) by 2020.

Under the plan, the province aimed to attract 780,000 tourists by 2015. By 2020, 1.16 million tourists are planned for, hopefully bringing in VND1.82 trillion (over $100 million) in revenue for the province.

"Top priority is being given to developing the tourism sector, and favourable conditions for investment in the sector are being created," said the provincial People's Committee chairman, Nguyen Thai Xay.

The province would continue to streamline its administrative procedures by applying its "one-door" policy, offering investors effective assistance while implementing their projects and some incentives such as land rental reduction.

Source Viet Nam News

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