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Tourism Labor Shortage in Vietnam

As more foreign tourists keep arriving in Vietnam, some questions about the future of the nation’s tourism industry are being raised as a tourism labor shortage has been realized, according to a news article by VnExpress.

To put things in perspective, posted below is an excerpt from the news article of VnExpress. Some parts in boldface…

Vietnam’s tourism industry is racing ahead, with international arrivals hitting new highs, but the sector is facing a growing shortage of skilled workers, from hotel staff and chefs to foreign-language guides and senior managers.

The third most visited country in Southeast Asia after Malaysia and Thailand welcomed nearly 16 million international visitors in the first eight months of 2026, up 14.4% year-on-year, driving up demand across hotels, travel companies, transport, restaurants and tourist attractions.

A 2026 survey by Hoteljob.vn found that nearly 90% of tourism businesses planned to recruit.

In Ho Chi Minh City alone, 89.7% of businesses were hiring, while 71.8% said recruitment was difficult or very difficult. The biggest shortages were among frontline workers, particularly in housekeeping, engineering, food service, front-office operations, and kitchens.

The Politburo’s Resolution dated Aug. 22, along with the government’s action programme adopted on Sept. 7, set the target for tourism to directly contribute 10-12% of GDP by 2030, attracting 45-50 million international visitors and generate total revenue of US$80-90 billion.

Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, and Da Nang are envisioned as major tourism growth hubs, while Phu Quoc emerges as a new hub. These targets will place greater demands on the tourism workforce, not only in terms of numbers but also skills, from frontline workers and foreign-language guides to managers, technology specialists and professionals delivering high-end services.

Ho Chi Minh City’s tourism sector, for example, is facing gaps in supervisory and management positions, as businesses seek staff capable of operating in an increasingly digitalized, international and competitive environment.

Foreign-language tour guides are another weak link. Demand is rising rapidly from markets such as Russia and India, while arrivals from Europe and the Middle East are also increasing. Yet training guides with the language skills and cultural knowledge needed to serve these markets can take years.

The labor crunch is even more acute in destinations far from major urban centers.

In Con Dao, hotels and resorts regularly struggle to recruit receptionists, housekeepers, chefs, and service staff, while travel companies face shortages of sales, marketing, and tour guide staff.

Higher salaries have done little to solve the problem. The island’s high cost of living and distance from the mainland make it difficult to attract and retain skilled workers, with many leaving after only a few months.

According to Hoteljob.vn, 79.5% of tourism businesses have raised salaries or improved benefits over the past year. Yet 59.2% cited lower incomes compared with other industries as a key reason young people leave the profession, while limited career prospects were another major factor.

Experts say Vietnam’s tourism labor shortage is not simply about training more people.

The bigger challenge is narrowing the gap between what schools teach and what employers need. Nearly 80% of businesses surveyed said fewer than 20% of young applicants could start work immediately, while more than 84% said new recruits needed at least a month before they could work independently.

Let me end this piece by asking you readers: What is your reaction to this development? Do you think Vietnam should open its doors and bring in trained tourism workers from overseas to solve their tourism labor shortage?

You may answer in the comments below. If you prefer to answer privately, you may do so by sending me a direct message online.

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Tourism Labor Shortage in Vietnam

As more foreign tourists keep arriving in Vietnam, some questions about the future of the nation’s tourism industry are being raised as a tourism labor shortage has been realized, according to a news article by VnExpress.

To put things in perspective, posted below is an excerpt from the news article of VnExpress. Some parts in boldface…

Vietnam’s tourism industry is racing ahead, with international arrivals hitting new highs, but the sector is facing a growing shortage of skilled workers, from hotel staff and chefs to foreign-language guides and senior managers.

The third most visited country in Southeast Asia after Malaysia and Thailand welcomed nearly 16 million international visitors in the first eight months of 2026, up 14.4% year-on-year, driving up demand across hotels, travel companies, transport, restaurants and tourist attractions.

A 2026 survey by Hoteljob.vn found that nearly 90% of tourism businesses planned to recruit.

In Ho Chi Minh City alone, 89.7% of businesses were hiring, while 71.8% said recruitment was difficult or very difficult. The biggest shortages were among frontline workers, particularly in housekeeping, engineering, food service, front-office operations, and kitchens.

The Politburo’s Resolution dated Aug. 22, along with the government’s action programme adopted on Sept. 7, set the target for tourism to directly contribute 10-12% of GDP by 2030, attracting 45-50 million international visitors and generate total revenue of US$80-90 billion.

Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, and Da Nang are envisioned as major tourism growth hubs, while Phu Quoc emerges as a new hub. These targets will place greater demands on the tourism workforce, not only in terms of numbers but also skills, from frontline workers and foreign-language guides to managers, technology specialists and professionals delivering high-end services.

Ho Chi Minh City’s tourism sector, for example, is facing gaps in supervisory and management positions, as businesses seek staff capable of operating in an increasingly digitalized, international and competitive environment.

Foreign-language tour guides are another weak link. Demand is rising rapidly from markets such as Russia and India, while arrivals from Europe and the Middle East are also increasing. Yet training guides with the language skills and cultural knowledge needed to serve these markets can take years.

The labor crunch is even more acute in destinations far from major urban centers.

In Con Dao, hotels and resorts regularly struggle to recruit receptionists, housekeepers, chefs, and service staff, while travel companies face shortages of sales, marketing, and tour guide staff.

Higher salaries have done little to solve the problem. The island’s high cost of living and distance from the mainland make it difficult to attract and retain skilled workers, with many leaving after only a few months.

According to Hoteljob.vn, 79.5% of tourism businesses have raised salaries or improved benefits over the past year. Yet 59.2% cited lower incomes compared with other industries as a key reason young people leave the profession, while limited career prospects were another major factor.

Experts say Vietnam’s tourism labor shortage is not simply about training more people.

The bigger challenge is narrowing the gap between what schools teach and what employers need. Nearly 80% of businesses surveyed said fewer than 20% of young applicants could start work immediately, while more than 84% said new recruits needed at least a month before they could work independently.

Let me end this piece by asking you readers: What is your reaction to this development? Do you think Vietnam should open its doors and bring in trained tourism workers from overseas to solve their tourism labor shortage?

You may answer in the comments below. If you prefer to answer privately, you may do so by sending me a direct message online.

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Tourism Labor Shortage in Vietnam

As more foreign tourists keep arriving in Vietnam, some questions about the future of the nation’s tourism industry are being raised as a tourism labor shortage has been realized, according to a news article by VnExpress.

To put things in perspective, posted below is an excerpt from the news article of VnExpress. Some parts in boldface…

Vietnam’s tourism industry is racing ahead, with international arrivals hitting new highs, but the sector is facing a growing shortage of skilled workers, from hotel staff and chefs to foreign-language guides and senior managers.

The third most visited country in Southeast Asia after Malaysia and Thailand welcomed nearly 16 million international visitors in the first eight months of 2026, up 14.4% year-on-year, driving up demand across hotels, travel companies, transport, restaurants and tourist attractions.

A 2026 survey by Hoteljob.vn found that nearly 90% of tourism businesses planned to recruit.

In Ho Chi Minh City alone, 89.7% of businesses were hiring, while 71.8% said recruitment was difficult or very difficult. The biggest shortages were among frontline workers, particularly in housekeeping, engineering, food service, front-office operations, and kitchens.

The Politburo’s Resolution dated Aug. 22, along with the government’s action programme adopted on Sept. 7, set the target for tourism to directly contribute 10-12% of GDP by 2030, attracting 45-50 million international visitors and generate total revenue of US$80-90 billion.

Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, and Da Nang are envisioned as major tourism growth hubs, while Phu Quoc emerges as a new hub. These targets will place greater demands on the tourism workforce, not only in terms of numbers but also skills, from frontline workers and foreign-language guides to managers, technology specialists and professionals delivering high-end services.

Ho Chi Minh City’s tourism sector, for example, is facing gaps in supervisory and management positions, as businesses seek staff capable of operating in an increasingly digitalized, international and competitive environment.

Foreign-language tour guides are another weak link. Demand is rising rapidly from markets such as Russia and India, while arrivals from Europe and the Middle East are also increasing. Yet training guides with the language skills and cultural knowledge needed to serve these markets can take years.

The labor crunch is even more acute in destinations far from major urban centers.

In Con Dao, hotels and resorts regularly struggle to recruit receptionists, housekeepers, chefs, and service staff, while travel companies face shortages of sales, marketing, and tour guide staff.

Higher salaries have done little to solve the problem. The island’s high cost of living and distance from the mainland make it difficult to attract and retain skilled workers, with many leaving after only a few months.

According to Hoteljob.vn, 79.5% of tourism businesses have raised salaries or improved benefits over the past year. Yet 59.2% cited lower incomes compared with other industries as a key reason young people leave the profession, while limited career prospects were another major factor.

Experts say Vietnam’s tourism labor shortage is not simply about training more people.

The bigger challenge is narrowing the gap between what schools teach and what employers need. Nearly 80% of businesses surveyed said fewer than 20% of young applicants could start work immediately, while more than 84% said new recruits needed at least a month before they could work independently.

Let me end this piece by asking you readers: What is your reaction to this development? Do you think Vietnam should open its doors and bring in trained tourism workers from overseas to solve their tourism labor shortage?

You may answer in the comments below. If you prefer to answer privately, you may do so by sending me a direct message online.

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Life on the Mekong never stands still.
📍 Cai Rang Floating Market, Hau River, Can Tho, Mekong Delta, Vietnam
📷 Sony Alpha 7 IV · Sony FE 24–70mm f/2.8 GM II
Take a moment and travel the Mekong with me.

#photography #Vietnam #travelphotography

Life on the Mekong never stands still.
📍 Cai Rang Floating Market, Hau River, Can Tho, Mekong Delta, Vietnam
📷 Sony Alpha 7 IV · Sony FE 24–70mm f/2.8 GM II
Take a moment and travel the Mekong with me.

#photography #Vietnam #travelphotography

Life on the Mekong never stands still.
📍 Cai Rang Floating Market, Hau River, Can Tho, Mekong Delta, Vietnam
📷 Sony Alpha 7 IV · Sony FE 24–70mm f/2.8 GM II
Take a moment and travel the Mekong with me.

#photography #Vietnam #travelphotography

Life on the Mekong never stands still.
📍 Cai Rang Floating Market, Hau River, Can Tho, Mekong Delta, Vietnam
📷 Sony Alpha 7 IV · Sony FE 24–70mm f/2.8 GM II
Take a moment and travel the Mekong with me.

#photography #Vietnam #travelphotography

Life on the Mekong never stands still.
📍 Cai Rang Floating Market, Hau River, Can Tho, Mekong Delta, Vietnam
📷 Sony Alpha 7 IV · Sony FE 24–70mm f/2.8 GM II
Take a moment and travel the Mekong with me.

#photography #Vietnam #travelphotography

https://www.strangphotography.com/black-and-white-photography-in-southeast-asia-night-street-photography-between-light-and-shadow

#Photography #travelphotography #socialmedia #Vietnam #Thailand #southeastasia #blackandwhite #monochrome #blackandwhitephotography

https://www.strangphotography.com/black-and-white-photography-in-southeast-asia-night-street-photography-between-light-and-shadow

#Photography #travelphotography #socialmedia #Vietnam #Thailand #southeastasia #blackandwhite #monochrome #blackandwhitephotography

https://www.strangphotography.com/black-and-white-photography-in-southeast-asia-night-street-photography-between-light-and-shadow

#Photography #travelphotography #socialmedia #Vietnam #Thailand #southeastasia #blackandwhite #monochrome #blackandwhitephotography

https://www.strangphotography.com/black-and-white-photography-in-southeast-asia-night-street-photography-between-light-and-shadow

#Photography #travelphotography #socialmedia #Vietnam #Thailand #southeastasia #blackandwhite #monochrome #blackandwhitephotography

https://www.strangphotography.com/black-and-white-photography-in-southeast-asia-night-street-photography-between-light-and-shadow

#Photography #travelphotography #socialmedia #Vietnam #Thailand #southeastasia #blackandwhite #monochrome #blackandwhitephotography

https://www.csseo.org/1325868/ Dare impulso alla cooperazione bilaterale tra Vietnam e Turchia. #apec #ASEAN #CooperazioneBilaterale #Cop31 #g20 #ocse #Turchia #Vietnam

https://www.fogolf.com/1394650/going-on-holiday-take-your-golf-clubs-with-you/ Going on holiday? Take your golf clubs with you #Asia&Oceania #GolfCourse #GolfCourses #GolfTourism #Holiday #Indonesia #MALAYSIA #SportsTourism #thailand #tourism #VIETNAM

https://www.fogolf.com/1394650/going-on-holiday-take-your-golf-clubs-with-you/ Going on holiday? Take your golf clubs with you #Asia&Oceania #GolfCourse #GolfCourses #GolfTourism #Holiday #Indonesia #MALAYSIA #SportsTourism #thailand #tourism #VIETNAM

https://www.fogolf.com/1394650/going-on-holiday-take-your-golf-clubs-with-you/ Going on holiday? Take your golf clubs with you #Asia&Oceania #GolfCourse #GolfCourses #GolfTourism #Holiday #Indonesia #MALAYSIA #SportsTourism #thailand #tourism #VIETNAM

https://www.fogolf.com/1394650/going-on-holiday-take-your-golf-clubs-with-you/ Going on holiday? Take your golf clubs with you #Asia&Oceania #GolfCourse #GolfCourses #GolfTourism #Holiday #Indonesia #MALAYSIA #SportsTourism #thailand #tourism #VIETNAM

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Blogue présentant des gestes écocitoyens et des technologies vertes, dans le domaine du logement, du jardinage, du transport et de l'énergie, du textile et de la mode, l'agriculture et l'alimentation, la santé et du bien-être, la finance responsable, ainsi que des références de livres

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A Vietnamese carrier receives its first widebody: an Airbus A330 that American Airlines left in the desert

The Airbus A330-243 VN-A969, the first widebody aircraft for Sun PhuQuoc Airways (SPA), landed this Monday, September 21,…
#France #FR #Europe #EU #Airbus #A330 #AirbusA330 #americanairlines #Boeing787-9 #Dreamliner #Jetran #Marana #Seattle #SunPhuQuocAirways #USAirways #Vietnam
https://www.europesays.com/france/82250/

https://www.europesays.com/conflicts/551/ Legendary war photographer Sir Don McCullin on his final testament to Vietnam: 50 years of “pictures to hurt you” #Conflict #ConflictNews #Journalism #News #Vietnam #War

Legendary war photographer Sir Don McCullin on his final testament to Vietnam: 50 years of “pictures to hurt you” https://www.byteseu.com/2386158/ #Conflicts #journalism #Vietnam #War

Parlamento de Vietnam define su agenda legislativa para 2027

https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.telesurtv.net/vietnam-define-agenda-legislativa-2027/

Russian Arrivals to Vietnam to Hit Record High This Year

If the current pace continues, the number of Russians arriving in Vietnam this year will result in a record-high, according to a news article by VnExpress. To be clear, Russia is already a very fast-growing market of tourists for Vietnam which has a booming tourism industry.

To put things in perspective, posted below is an excerpt from the news article of VnExpress. Some parts in boldface…

The number of Russian visitors to Vietnam is forecast to reach a historic record of 1.5 million this year, a senior official has said.

Russian news website news.ru quoted Nikita Kondratiev, Director of the Department for Multilateral Economic Cooperation and Special Projects under Russia’s Ministry of Economic Development, as saying that even during the pre-pandemic peak in 2018-2019, Russian arrivals to Vietnam stood at only around 700,000-800,000.

The figures show impressive growth in the tourism sector, he noted.

According to the official, key factors behind Vietnam’s growing appeal include the maintenance and expansion of direct air routes, as well as convenient payment options for Russian tourists through QR codes and MIR bank cards at some locations in Vietnam.

The strong interest from the Russian market is fully reflected in recently released statistics.

On Sept. 4, Travel Russian News cited figures from the Vietnam National Authority of Tourism showing that Russian arrivals to Vietnam surpassed 1 million in the first eight months of 2026, representing a 165.7% increase year-on-year. This was the highest growth rate among Vietnam’s major international tourist markets.

With this result, Russia jumped from around seventh place in 2025 to become Vietnam’s third largest source market, behind China with 3.54 million visitors and South Korea 2.76 million.

Let me end this piece by asking you readers: What is your reaction to this development? Apart from what was reported, what do you think makes Vietnam such a very attractive place for Russians? Do you think other Southeast Asian nations are discreetly making plans of their own to attract Russian tourists away from Vietnam?

You may answer in the comments below. If you prefer to answer privately, you may do so by sending me a direct message online.

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Russian Arrivals to Vietnam to Hit Record High This Year

If the current pace continues, the number of Russians arriving in Vietnam this year will result in a record-high, according to a news article by VnExpress. To be clear, Russia is already a very fast-growing market of tourists for Vietnam which has a booming tourism industry.

To put things in perspective, posted below is an excerpt from the news article of VnExpress. Some parts in boldface…

The number of Russian visitors to Vietnam is forecast to reach a historic record of 1.5 million this year, a senior official has said.

Russian news website news.ru quoted Nikita Kondratiev, Director of the Department for Multilateral Economic Cooperation and Special Projects under Russia’s Ministry of Economic Development, as saying that even during the pre-pandemic peak in 2018-2019, Russian arrivals to Vietnam stood at only around 700,000-800,000.

The figures show impressive growth in the tourism sector, he noted.

According to the official, key factors behind Vietnam’s growing appeal include the maintenance and expansion of direct air routes, as well as convenient payment options for Russian tourists through QR codes and MIR bank cards at some locations in Vietnam.

The strong interest from the Russian market is fully reflected in recently released statistics.

On Sept. 4, Travel Russian News cited figures from the Vietnam National Authority of Tourism showing that Russian arrivals to Vietnam surpassed 1 million in the first eight months of 2026, representing a 165.7% increase year-on-year. This was the highest growth rate among Vietnam’s major international tourist markets.

With this result, Russia jumped from around seventh place in 2025 to become Vietnam’s third largest source market, behind China with 3.54 million visitors and South Korea 2.76 million.

Let me end this piece by asking you readers: What is your reaction to this development? Apart from what was reported, what do you think makes Vietnam such a very attractive place for Russians? Do you think other Southeast Asian nations are discreetly making plans of their own to attract Russian tourists away from Vietnam?

You may answer in the comments below. If you prefer to answer privately, you may do so by sending me a direct message online.

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Russian Arrivals to Vietnam to Hit Record High This Year

If the current pace continues, the number of Russians arriving in Vietnam this year will result in a record-high, according to a news article by VnExpress. To be clear, Russia is already a very fast-growing market of tourists for Vietnam which has a booming tourism industry.

To put things in perspective, posted below is an excerpt from the news article of VnExpress. Some parts in boldface…

The number of Russian visitors to Vietnam is forecast to reach a historic record of 1.5 million this year, a senior official has said.

Russian news website news.ru quoted Nikita Kondratiev, Director of the Department for Multilateral Economic Cooperation and Special Projects under Russia’s Ministry of Economic Development, as saying that even during the pre-pandemic peak in 2018-2019, Russian arrivals to Vietnam stood at only around 700,000-800,000.

The figures show impressive growth in the tourism sector, he noted.

According to the official, key factors behind Vietnam’s growing appeal include the maintenance and expansion of direct air routes, as well as convenient payment options for Russian tourists through QR codes and MIR bank cards at some locations in Vietnam.

The strong interest from the Russian market is fully reflected in recently released statistics.

On Sept. 4, Travel Russian News cited figures from the Vietnam National Authority of Tourism showing that Russian arrivals to Vietnam surpassed 1 million in the first eight months of 2026, representing a 165.7% increase year-on-year. This was the highest growth rate among Vietnam’s major international tourist markets.

With this result, Russia jumped from around seventh place in 2025 to become Vietnam’s third largest source market, behind China with 3.54 million visitors and South Korea 2.76 million.

Let me end this piece by asking you readers: What is your reaction to this development? Apart from what was reported, what do you think makes Vietnam such a very attractive place for Russians? Do you think other Southeast Asian nations are discreetly making plans of their own to attract Russian tourists away from Vietnam?

You may answer in the comments below. If you prefer to answer privately, you may do so by sending me a direct message online.

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Ich vermute mal die Seltene Erden die dort im Bürgerkriegsland Myanmar abgebaut werden landen auch bei uns in Europa in Form von Produkten wie Batterien und anderen Elektronischen Produkten. Der Kok mündet in den Mekong der durch Thailand, Laos , Kambodscha und Vietnam fließt.

Thailand: Der kranke Fluss Kok

Der Fluss Kok ist infolge von Bergbauaktivitäten verseucht. Die Schadstoffe stammen flussaufwärts aus Myanmar. Chinesische Firmen bauen dort Seltene Erden ab. Die Menschen in Thailand lernen nun, mit dem Gift zu leben.

https://www.dw.com/de/thailand-der-kranke-fluss-kok/a-79351823

#Umweltverschmutzung #Myanmar #China #Thailand #Laos #Kambodscha #Vietnam #Asien #Europa #Import #SelteneErden

Ich vermute mal die Seltene Erden die dort im Bürgerkriegsland Myanmar abgebaut werden landen auch bei uns in Europa in Form von Produkten wie Batterien und anderen Elektronischen Produkten. Der Kok mündet in den Mekong der durch Thailand, Laos , Kambodscha und Vietnam fließt.

Thailand: Der kranke Fluss Kok

Der Fluss Kok ist infolge von Bergbauaktivitäten verseucht. Die Schadstoffe stammen flussaufwärts aus Myanmar. Chinesische Firmen bauen dort Seltene Erden ab. Die Menschen in Thailand lernen nun, mit dem Gift zu leben.

https://www.dw.com/de/thailand-der-kranke-fluss-kok/a-79351823

#Umweltverschmutzung #Myanmar #China #Thailand #Laos #Kambodscha #Vietnam #Asien #Europa #Import #SelteneErden

Ich vermute mal die Seltene Erden die dort im Bürgerkriegsland Myanmar abgebaut werden landen auch bei uns in Europa in Form von Produkten wie Batterien und anderen Elektronischen Produkten. Der Kok mündet in den Mekong der durch Thailand, Laos , Kambodscha und Vietnam fließt.

Thailand: Der kranke Fluss Kok

Der Fluss Kok ist infolge von Bergbauaktivitäten verseucht. Die Schadstoffe stammen flussaufwärts aus Myanmar. Chinesische Firmen bauen dort Seltene Erden ab. Die Menschen in Thailand lernen nun, mit dem Gift zu leben.

https://www.dw.com/de/thailand-der-kranke-fluss-kok/a-79351823

#Umweltverschmutzung #Myanmar #China #Thailand #Laos #Kambodscha #Vietnam #Asien #Europa #Import #SelteneErden

Ich vermute mal die Seltene Erden die dort im Bürgerkriegsland Myanmar abgebaut werden landen auch bei uns in Europa in Form von Produkten wie Batterien und anderen Elektronischen Produkten. Der Kok mündet in den Mekong der durch Thailand, Laos , Kambodscha und Vietnam fließt.

Thailand: Der kranke Fluss Kok

Der Fluss Kok ist infolge von Bergbauaktivitäten verseucht. Die Schadstoffe stammen flussaufwärts aus Myanmar. Chinesische Firmen bauen dort Seltene Erden ab. Die Menschen in Thailand lernen nun, mit dem Gift zu leben.

https://www.dw.com/de/thailand-der-kranke-fluss-kok/a-79351823

#Umweltverschmutzung #Myanmar #China #Thailand #Laos #Kambodscha #Vietnam #Asien #Europa #Import #SelteneErden

Ich vermute mal die Seltene Erden die dort im Bürgerkriegsland Myanmar abgebaut werden landen auch bei uns in Europa in Form von Produkten wie Batterien und anderen Elektronischen Produkten. Der Kok mündet in den Mekong der durch Thailand, Laos , Kambodscha und Vietnam fließt.

Thailand: Der kranke Fluss Kok

Der Fluss Kok ist infolge von Bergbauaktivitäten verseucht. Die Schadstoffe stammen flussaufwärts aus Myanmar. Chinesische Firmen bauen dort Seltene Erden ab. Die Menschen in Thailand lernen nun, mit dem Gift zu leben.

https://www.dw.com/de/thailand-der-kranke-fluss-kok/a-79351823

#Umweltverschmutzung #Myanmar #China #Thailand #Laos #Kambodscha #Vietnam #Asien #Europa #Import #SelteneErden

'OLD HONDA IN HANOI'
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Hanoi, 20 years ago. An old Honda, Hoan Kiem Lake and a scene that feels like another time 🇻🇳
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'OLD HONDA IN HANOI'
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Hanoi, 20 years ago. An old Honda, Hoan Kiem Lake and a scene that feels like another time 🇻🇳
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'OLD HONDA IN HANOI'
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Hanoi, 20 years ago. An old Honda, Hoan Kiem Lake and a scene that feels like another time 🇻🇳
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'OLD HONDA IN HANOI'
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Hanoi, 20 years ago. An old Honda, Hoan Kiem Lake and a scene that feels like another time 🇻🇳
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🖨️ davebowmanphotography.com/featured/old-honda-in-hanoi-dave-bowman.html
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'OLD HONDA IN HANOI'
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Hanoi, 20 years ago. An old Honda, Hoan Kiem Lake and a scene that feels like another time 🇻🇳
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🖨️ davebowmanphotography.com/featured/old-honda-in-hanoi-dave-bowman.html
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Golden Gate opens $23 mln food plant in northern Vietnam as it expands beyond restaurants https://www.diningandcooking.com/restaurants/29996/ #GoldenGate #Restaurant #Vietnam #VietnameseRestaurant #VietnameseRestaurants

Golden Gate opens $23 mln food plant in northern Vietnam as it expands beyond restaurants https://www.diningandcooking.com/restaurants/29996/ #GoldenGate #Restaurant #Vietnam #VietnameseRestaurant #VietnameseRestaurants

Golden Gate opens $23 mln food plant in northern Vietnam as it expands beyond restaurants https://www.diningandcooking.com/restaurants/29996/ #GoldenGate #Restaurant #Vietnam #VietnameseRestaurant #VietnameseRestaurants

#MEGA #SHOW #HongKong 2026 will return to the #HK #Convention and #Exhibition #Centre this October, bringing more than 3,000 #export-ready #exhibitors together for two phases of #consumer-goods #sourcing. The 33rd edition will run from October 20–23 and October 27–29, 2026. #Organizer expects #suppliers from more than 25 countries and regions, including the #China mainland, Hong Kong, #Taiwan, #SouthKorea, #India, #Thailand, the #Philippines, #Indonesia and #Vietnam. https://chinaexpohub.com/mega-show-hong-kong-2026-to-host-3000-plus-exhibitors/

#MEGA #SHOW #HongKong 2026 will return to the #HK #Convention and #Exhibition #Centre this October, bringing more than 3,000 #export-ready #exhibitors together for two phases of #consumer-goods #sourcing. The 33rd edition will run from October 20–23 and October 27–29, 2026. #Organizer expects #suppliers from more than 25 countries and regions, including the #China mainland, Hong Kong, #Taiwan, #SouthKorea, #India, #Thailand, the #Philippines, #Indonesia and #Vietnam. https://chinaexpohub.com/mega-show-hong-kong-2026-to-host-3000-plus-exhibitors/

#MEGA #SHOW #HongKong 2026 will return to the #HK #Convention and #Exhibition #Centre this October, bringing more than 3,000 #export-ready #exhibitors together for two phases of #consumer-goods #sourcing. The 33rd edition will run from October 20–23 and October 27–29, 2026. #Organizer expects #suppliers from more than 25 countries and regions, including the #China mainland, Hong Kong, #Taiwan, #SouthKorea, #India, #Thailand, the #Philippines, #Indonesia and #Vietnam. https://chinaexpohub.com/mega-show-hong-kong-2026-to-host-3000-plus-exhibitors/

https://www.europesays.com/afrika/54192/ Ein besonderer Gruß eines vietnamesischen Soldaten mit blauer Baskenmütze an das Land Afrika. #Afrika #Südsudan #Vietnam #VietnamesischeGreenBeretSoldaten

The Alchemy of Patience by ujjal dey

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The Alchemy of Patience by ujjal dey

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The Alchemy of Patience by ujjal dey

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The Alchemy of Patience by ujjal dey

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The Alchemy of Patience by ujjal dey

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#vietnam #ujjal #ujjaldey #street #travel #asia #southeastasia #streetphotography #fujifilm #soysauce #1855mm #hanoi #blackandwhitephotography #candidphotography #travelphotography #documentaryphotography #vietnameseculture #traditionalcraft #xh1 #vietnamfactory #flickr #thingsdavidlikes