Domestic tourism returns to Vietnam’s Ha Long Bay
Vietnam received appreciation across the world for an effective response to the coronavirus pandemic, and now the country opened domestic tourism in an effort to revive the devastated tourism industry. Hundreds waited to get on tourist boats to visit the famed karsts of the UNESCO heritage site of Ha Long Bay with few following social distancing norms. Most removed face masks as they climbed on board and posed for selfies
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