Is it safe to travel to Vietnam recently?

In fact, if you want to travel abroad, the safety is similar. You won't say which country is unsafe and which country is safe, because tourists go to a country to increase their economic income. Nowadays, tourism income accounts for a large proportion of fiscal income in many countries, so he has to strengthen social security in his own country for this fiscal income, so there will be no problem in safety. However, there are still some places worthy of attention. The following are some precautions for traveling to Vietnam.

1. Please observe the laws, regulations and customs of Vietnam.

Gambling is illegal, so tourists can't gamble when traveling in Vietnam, otherwise they will be at their own risk.

3. Tourists should improve their discrimination ability in the process of traveling, and beware of being deceived. Any disputes or incidental responsibilities arising therefrom shall be borne by the guests themselves, that is, they are free to buy and sell at their own risk. Please note: when entering and leaving the customs, don't trust others' enthusiasm for soliciting customers, don't help others carry things, please consciously abide by the order.

Tourists must take good care of their luggage and valuables. If they lose it, they will be responsible for it.

Remember to take a hotel address card at the service desk of your hotel during the tour. Because there are too many motorcycles, you should be very careful when crossing the road and pay attention to safety.

6. In the border areas, you can't buy contraband such as knives controlled by the state security to get on trains, planes and other public transport.

In addition, it should be pointed out that since 1975, thousands of Vietnamese have been disabled or killed by missiles, shells, broken guns, mines and other weapons left over from war. Don't touch any remnants of war you see. Maybe those things will still be deadly decades later, and an explosion may ruin your life.

Violent crimes are still relatively rare in Vietnam, but there must be a lot of petty theft. It is not uncommon to grab a bag on a motorcycle. Thieves on cars, trains and ferries will secretly steal property from your bag or even the whole bag. Skilled pickpockets often haunt the crowd.

Once again, it is strongly recommended that, especially in Ho Chi Minh City, if you are not going to lose anything, never hang anything on your body, including cameras and jewelry. When riding a motorcycle, you should hold your satchel on your chest. On the bus, put your bag beside you, and tie things that you can't carry with you to a fixed object when you take the train.

The traffic rules in Vietnam are rather chaotic, and motorcycles are everywhere. Be careful to walk slowly, don't run! When there is a traffic jam but no car gives way to pedestrians-sometimes some cars seem to change direction and rush towards you-people's instinct is often to cross the road, but the skill you need to master is to keep your eyes on the driver of the coming car and walk slowly across the road so that the driver can see you and avoid you.