Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam
Travel tips *
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* On official websites of domestic carriers, air tickets for flights from Ho Chi
Minh City to Hanoi, Da Nang, Vinh, Thanh Hoa, Hai Phong, Chu Lai, Nha Trang
between February 1 and 15 for Tet holiday are available with a variety of price
ranges. Ten days before the holiday, round-trip tickets on the Hanoi-HCMC route
cost VND1.9 million per person, down from last year's VND2-2.1 million.
Round-trip tickets for those departing on February 6, three days before Lunar
New Year's Eve, and returning on February 14, the fifth day of the lunar new
year, range from VND6.9 to 7 million per person, down from last year's VND7-7.4
million. * https://vietnamteachingjobs.com/tips-for-teachers/#
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fleswater bij tandenpoetsen * Paying with cash in Vietnam. In Vietnam cash is
king [https://www.finder.com/usd-vnd-exchange-rate], so be sure you have access
to plenty of it. Make sure you don’t get any damaged or ripped banknotes —
merchants in Vietnam won’t accept them. Dongs are delicate, so carefully place
money in your wallet rather than in the bottom of your bag or pockets. *
Tip: Exchange your money at banks or other licensed exchange stores —
Vietcombank doesn’t charge a commission. There’s a black market for exchanging
money in Vietnam that charges a lower exchange rate and — most importantly, it’s
illegal. PROS * Payment flexibility * Convenience CONS * More difficult to
manage expenses * High risk of theft * Viettel/Mobifone simcard kopen * Eten:
kijken reviews of dat er veel mensen eten * Fruit: schil schillen, niet met
schil eten