Why Vietnam's vigorous development of tourism is not popular with China tourists?

Every dream is like a trip to a different world, but when I wake up, I am disillusioned and my heart is so complicated.

There are many developing countries in Southeast Asia. Prices in these countries are very low. It is a happy thing to live there according to the salary standard of China people.

In addition to Thailand, there is another country in Southeast Asia that has vigorously developed tourism in recent years. This country is our neighbor Vietnam.

Vietnam is a long and narrow country with a large number of ports and seaside resorts along the winding coastline. Nha Trang is a more successful one.

They like the sunny beach in Nha Trang.

Foreigners? Do you like it? Nha Trang, but China tourists who are close at hand are not interested in it. Why on earth?

There are many reasons, the most important of which are the following:

There are many seaside resorts in China. Sanya, Haikou, Xiamen, Beidaihe, Qingdao and Beihai all have beautiful scenery, and there are many similarities with Nha Trang.

Moreover, if you want to go abroad for a holiday at the seaside, Koh Samui, Pattaya, Emperor Island, Pipi Island, Bali, Sabah, Maldives and other places are famous and the tourism market is mature.

Relatively speaking, Nha Trang, which is less well known, is not attractive enough.

. Even if they go, many tourists don't know what to play.

The traffic in Vietnam is not particularly convenient.

Vietnam's opening time is not long, and many infrastructures are not very good. Traffic is a factor that restricts tourists.

At present, it is generally possible to go directly from China to Nha Trang. However, if you want to visit other places in advance, or go to other places in Vietnam after Nha Trang, you have to adapt to the relatively backward mode of transportation in Vietnam, which is very difficult for China people who are used to convenient modes of travel such as high-speed rail.

03, some frequently criticized views have affected the enthusiasm of China tourists.

Although some Vietnamese checkpoints have adopted the visa-on-arrival policy for China people, the incident of customs officials maliciously tipping or even making things difficult for China tourists has caused an uproar. People in some Vietnamese cities are not particularly friendly to China people, which greatly reduces the tourist desire of China tourists.

Vietnam's tourism industry has been developing for so many years, and there has always been a feeling of tinkering. There is little official publicity at the official level, which leads many people to have no impression of the beautiful scenery of Vietnam, and even if there is, it is hearsay. If Vietnam manages the customs chaos well and is more friendly to China people, it may attract more tourists from China in the next few days.

After all, China has a large population base, and the economy of many places can be driven by the number of tourists. Missing the China market means missing an excellent development opportunity.