When traveling in Vietnam, why did you find a large amount of RMB directly on the street?

In fact, these Renminbi put on the streets of Vietnam are put by merchants doing business on the streets of Vietnam. In fact, putting so much RMB is for the convenience of China tourists to visit Vietnam. After China's economic take-off, people's lives have become more and more affluent. People are no longer satisfied with domestic tourism, and many people have put their destinations abroad.

Thailand tourism was very popular in the past few years, and Vietnam tourism was very popular in recent years. This is mainly because the prices in Vietnam are relatively low, and the fruits are fresh and the scenery is beautiful and pleasant. It has the amorous feelings of Southeast Asia, so it attracts a large number of tourists. There are more and more tourists from China, which also makes the Vietnamese tourism economy develop rapidly. Therefore, in order to maximize the economic consumption of tourists, some Vietnamese businessmen will put a lot of RMB on the booth, which is to tell China tourists that they can exchange Vietnamese dong here to stimulate the consumption of China customers.

When China tourists go to Vietnam to buy things, they need to exchange Vietnamese dong to spend, and the face value of Vietnamese dong is very large, so sometimes there is not enough RMB. If you go to a designated bank to exchange money, it may add a lot of unnecessary time and troublesome procedures. Many tourists give up buying because they are afraid of trouble, which is an economic loss for Vietnamese vendors.

Therefore, in order to solve these problems of China tourists, these vendors put RMB on the booth to remind tourists that they can exchange Vietnamese dong directly here without going to the bank to exchange it. And they can also take this opportunity to earn a little difference between the dong and the RMB.

does anyone think that spending so much money will not be stolen or robbed? In fact, since these vendors dare to put it out, there are ways to prevent it. For example, these RMB have been registered. The key point is that these RMB can't be spent after being stolen, and they need to be exchanged at the bank. During the exchange, the thief may have been caught.

So some China tourists go directly to these vendors to exchange Vietnamese dong for convenience.