| | Thursday , Feb 05, 2009, Posted at: 15:08(GMT+7) |
| Delphin Voyager brings German visitors to Vietnam | |
The five-star cruise ship Delphin Voyager docked at Saigon Port on February 4 with 500 German tourists and crew.
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| German visitors from the Delphin Voyager tour HCM City on Feb. 4 (Photo: Tuoi Tre) |
During their week-long stay, the visitors will be divided into groups to explore cultures and lifestyles in HCM City and several Mekong Delta provinces. A group of 210 will tour Tien Giang Province while another group of 80 will travel to Binh Quoi tourist village to see a traditional Vietnamese wedding.
The vessel is scheduled to travel to the northern province of Quang Ninh where they will visit the UNESCO-recognized heritage site, Ha Long Bay, and Hanoi.
According to the General Statistics Office, 370,000 international tourists came to Vietnam in January, a fall of 11.9 percent from the same period last year.
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| By Ba Tan – Translated by H.Mien |
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