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Travel tips: 10 Top Tourist Attractions in Vietnam
by Footprint Team (22/11/2024)
Most travelers to Vietnam are attracted by the country’s wonderful natural beauty: From the green rice fields in the north to the fascinating bustle of the Mekong Delta in the south. ...READ MORE
Summer travel has its own advantages
by Footprint Team (22/11/2024)
Everyone knows summer travel (from June to October) in Vietnam can be very hot and humid, however, for those who do not have time to travel in other seasons then summer is not that bad, with our experience, you can turn your travel into an exciting trip. ...READ MORE
A Guide to Mekong Delta
by Footprint Team (22/11/2024)
Over the 200 km journey to the sea, the mighty Mekong River is divided to form nine mouths, hence, are called “Cuu Long” (Nine Dragon). The southeast Asia’s greatest river is the central to the livelihoods of millions of people as well as important transport corridor. ...READ MORE
Play your part in reducing food waste – World Environment Day
by Footprint Team (22/11/2024)
In a world of seven billion people, set to grow to nine billion by 2050, wasting food makes no sense – economically, environmentally and ethically” – UN Under-Secretary-General and UNEP Executive Director Achim Steiner... ...READ MORE
Tourism Transforming Sapa Locals’ Lives
by Footprint Team (22/11/2024)
Initiative for responsible travel always requires a lot of efforts and from many people too. One of the successful one is CBT Vietnam. Capilano College and Hanoi Open University have partnered in an effort to deliver tourism training to Lao Chai Village – home to the Hmong community. ...READ MORE
Must Try Summer Street Food in Hanoi (Part 1)
by Footprint Team (22/11/2024)
Sweat trickles down your back as summer knocks at the door here in Hanoi. Nothing is sweeter for this kind of sweltering summer than a cold glass of “Chè”, tasty ice cream. Just to name a few. Discover here some of Hanoi’s must try street food in the summer hidden away in a very small places, or on really narrow side streets and alley ways. ...READ MORE
