Travel firms concerned over new policies for tourists


While Vietnam is determined to reopen for international tourists from March 15, a new proposal from the Ministry of Health is raising concerns among travel agencies.

One of the draft regulations requires tourists to stay at their accommodation for the first 24 hours of entering Vietnam.

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