| | Saturday , Jan 17, 2009, Posted at: 16:54(GMT+7) |
| HCMC deluxe hotels reduce rates 50 percent |
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| Rex Hotel-one of the deluxe hotels in Ho Chi Minh City | Some luxurious hotels in HCM City have promised to cut their rates by 30 to 50 percent in order to stimulate travel demand.
Many tourism companies and hotels Friday signed a commitment to implement a promotional campaign that runs from January to September.
There are 19 international tour companies and 12 three to five star hotels in the city joining the stimulus program.
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| By M.Hanh – Translated by Thuy Doan |
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