Monday, November 1, 2010

Looking to open new tourist office in Vietnam where should i go Hue or Hoi An

Looking to open new tourist office in Vietnam where should i go Hue or Hoi An?
I recently purchased a tour agency here in Hanoi, I have been living in Vietnam now roughly for the last 3 years and been monitoring tourist flow and traffic throughout Vietnam. Both places have oppertunity, but im lookiing for people that have traveled there and what kind of tours they had purchased in those city and the satisfaction level of said cities. So roughly what city did you have the worst tour experience for the money you paid Hue or Hoi An, Vietnam?
Other - Vietnam - 3 Answers
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I have "toured" both Hoi An and Hue. I would probably pick Hue over Hoi An if I had the same opportunity as you. My opinion is based on size and number of attractions. Hoi An is basically Old Town, which can be walked through in about half a day with the highlight being shopping for tailored clothes. Hue has the Nguyen Temples, the Purple City, the Perfume River, etc. Hue has many more things to see and more reason to consult a tourist office. I thought Hoi An reeked the scent of being tourist trap while Hue seems much more majestic. Having been to both, I would revisit Hue because I enjoyed the experience and want to see more. I would visit Hoi An again only if I want a tailored suit. You really can't go wrong with either choice. Both cities have an abundance of tourists flocking into the streets. Choosing a busy traffic location is going to be more important than which city. Good luck!
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George, I am prejudiced toward Hoi An because I live here but the previous answerer had some good points. . Remember that the beach area between Hoi An and Danang is growing exponentially. Many new attractions are beginning to be explored, (like our Jet Ski Tour company) You will do will in either city so good luck and make it fun for yourself.
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Think Hue is more of a destination than Hoi An where many are stoping as the pass through on their way up or down the coast (maybe that's only me). Everyone seems to offer day tours in Hue but there are many places to lead tours too, probably more than Hue. Personally I think I would go for an office in Da Nang. Big city with loads of destinations close by and from what I've seen not many tour offices. Doug




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Thursday, October 21, 2010

i want to know about a live in american.How can i went to there and live there for a long time

i want to know about a live in american.How can i went to there and live there for a long time?
i want to have result of answer as soon as possiple because the live in vietnam is very boring.The live is very hard for me. i can't earn a lot of money as when i go to american.So can you show me how to there.My family meet a lot of difficulties in the life so they want to change somthing for their life but when we live in vietnam we cant' look out the occassions for us to make a lot of money to use for our life now and in our future.So i hope i will reply as soon as possible.Don't can't explain more and more because my reason is only one that's :"i want to make money to do my life and my life's family to be better and better".Thank you very much
Other - Society & Culture - 4 Answers
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don't count on it... it is very hard to do so. Our government is really mean!
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get a work visa,maybe they will let you come and work a while..
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First, you need to learn better English in order to make money in U.S. Secondly go to the link below.
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Chao em; It is becoming more and more difficult for Viets to come to the U.S. The U.S. Immigration is closing many of the opportunities to legally immigrate here from Vietnam. My fiancee' will have to wait over a year before I can take her home, and I'm a natural born American that just wants to live with my wife. Your best opportunity is trying to obtain a work visa. Find an American company to work for, do well with them and see if they will transfer you to a U.S. office. You will see many more U.S. businesses opening in Vietnam very soon. The U.S. is a great country, but Vietnam can be just as good if not better for you. It is VERY expensive to live in the U.S. compared to Vietnam. Americans are not as nice in this country as Viets are in your own country. There are many more opportunities, but you may find it more difficult to live here than in Vietnam. Vietnam is rapidly improving, and the hardships that you have experienced will be a thing of the past soon. You will soon see good paying jobs and more freedoms as we do in the U.S. Xin Chao...




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Thursday, October 14, 2010

Hi im from vietnam i live in D.C right now andi lose my vietnam passport i was wonder how can i get a new one

Hi im from vietnam i live in D.C right now andi lose my vietnam passport i was wonder how can i get a new one?

Other - Vietnam - 5 Answers
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Oh geez. I don't believe thats possible, but someone may know. If you are american and lose it there then you can get it back (in time; maybe) and the vietnam passport i'm not exactly sure; try to contact someone in vietnam or ask your traveling agent.
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Have you tried to contact the Vietnamese Embassy in Washington? They would be able to issue a new one.
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If you are a Viet Nam passport holder in this country (US), then contact your embassy in Washington DC, and find out what they have as requirements. They will not issue you a new passport, but will with documentation, issue a temperary permit to leave the country. Look at the web-site for the Vietnamese embassy in the US to get an idea. All cases are different and will be approached differently by your embassy.My wife is Vietnamese and we needed to get a new passport for my mother-in-law to return to Viet Nam after her VN passport expired. It required some talking and they of course need some "fees".
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contact your Vietnamese consulate. you will need to have other documents to prove that you are you.
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Yes, I follow the others - contact the embassy!






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