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Vietnam-China trade and tourism fair opens in Lang Son
The 2024 Vietnam-China International Trade and Tourism Fair opened in Lang Son Province’s eponymous capital city on December 2.
The annual event is alternated between Vietnam’s Lang Son Province and China’s Guangxi Province.
This year’s fair draws the participation of over 100 Vietnamese enterprises and 45 Chinese enterprises, showcasing new products and services in various fields such as industry, agriculture, processing, household goods, electronics, and foods.
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Visitors at the Vietnam-China International Trade and Tourism Fair. |
Speaking at the opening ceremony, Lang Son Vice Chairman Duong Xuan Huyen stated that the fair is expected to create more connections between enterprises as well as between enterprises and consumers.
The fair will also introduce the strengths and tourism potential of both countries’ localities.
This is the first time that tourism promotion activities have been incorporated into the fair, including the introduction of tours, routes and points of interest in Lang Son and other Vietnamese localities.
The fair will run until December 6.
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