Image Credit: Anantara Quy Nhon Villas
Following the COVID -19 pandemic, the tourism sectors of both Singapore and Vietnam are now preparing to re-bloom. As a result, the two governments conducted several discussions to resume two-way commercial flights between the two destinations starting from January 2021.
Vietnam had initiated travel bubble concepts with seven other Asian destinations before and with Singapore adding to the list, beach resorts in Vietnam the likes of Anantara Quy Nhon Villas can have positive hopes in attracting more foreign guests when the country reopens for tourism. However, the government also pays special attention to the quarantine procedures applicable to foreign travellers, and also the health and safety measures to be adopted while the travellers stay in the country during their tours.
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