An exhibition hosted by the Embassy of Indonesia in Vietnam opened at the Umah Indo exhibition house in Hanoi on December 13.

Raja Ampat islands of Indonesia (Source: asiapict.com)
Addressing the opening ceremony,
Third Secretary of the Indonesian Embassy Linda Widiyanti said the exhibition
aims to connect Vietnam and Indonesia tourism.
During one month of the exhibition,
all participating tour operators will offer best-price travel packages to
Indonesia’s well-known destinations, she added.
Tourism cooperation between Vietnam
and Indonesia has been stepped up since the signing of the Memorandum of
Understanding on Tourism Cooperation in 1994, noted Wiwiek Widyawati, a
representative from the Indonesian Tourism Ministry.
In 2016, the number of Indonesian
visitors to Vietnam rose 11.9 percent compared to the previous year. Meanwhile,
tourist arrivals from Vietnam to Indonesia increased from about 49,850 in 2015
to nearly 61,000 in 2016, a rise of 22.35 percent.
As one of the organisers of the
event, the low-cost carrier Vietjet Air plans to open new flight route from HCM
City to Jakarta at the year’s end, which is expected to enhance tourism links
between the two countries.
Source: VNA
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