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jkajala@smu... wrote:
Cat Tien National Park is unique in
many ways and cannot be replaced. I've been in Nam Cat Tien and I hope I have
chance to visit there again in future. If nothing else matters, don't they
understand how badly this will affect Vietnam's face overseas? What do you
think foreign tourists will think about Vietnam when they hear Vietnam authorities
are destroying UNESCO world heritage forests? Think about it.
trungtandg@... wrote:
Why don't the local authorities and investors
care bout impacts on the environment and poor people? May be special benefits
behind these projects .This question should be answered by relevant agencies.
tkraja@... wrote:
There are several "fake
universities" operating in countries such as the USA, the UK, Russia,
France, etc. They are not accredited in their own countries. They are cheating
the people in the name joint-programs in developing countries, including
Vietnam. Vietnamese Universities and junior colleges should be careful and
check the genuineness of the foreign universities before paying money.
Through out the world fake PhDs are a problem.
The quality of the PhD should be rated based on the research papers published
out of the thesis in peer-reviewed international journals. The impact factor of
the journals should also be taken into account. It is not difficult to find out
fake PhDs. If anybody needs any help please contact me at tkraja@gmail.com. I
was a Visiting Professor twice at International University, HCM City. Prof
T.K.Raja, India.
bachcuc14@... wrote:
I don't think this person is eligible for a
very important position like this, for Vietnam as well as for Vietnamese. There
are no reasons because she is likely to be able to speaking English and a
little bit good looking. Please think again!
saigonsam7@... wrote:
Is there any evidence that even a single
person choses to visit a country because of who there tourism ambassador was?
This is such a ridicules controversy that I assume it is being manufactured by
the newspapers in order to put her pictures online and get more page clicks. If
the tourism operators really want to help tourism in Vietnam, they should offer
better service, guides, pick up their garbage, and work with local police to
reduce crimes committed against tourists.
grimacepug@... wrote:
I urge Prime Minister Bong to not approve the
use of GMO. Independent studies have proven that it is highly dangerous. Please
Google it if you don't believe.
nut063@... wrote:
Now I know why I saw very few wild birds when
touring Vietnam. This is a terrible thing to do to make money.
mydung6283@... wrote:
This bridge is a common place for all
Hanoians. In Hanoi, there is no need urgently for a museum. In priority, we
need to renovate hospitals, schools, etc. The Long Bien Bridge should be
renovated and used as a bridge with pedestrian ways, and maybe a public space
for all people, but for sure not an expensive and unrealistic museum, which is
just for only a few people.
lantourguide@... wrote:
Halong Bay, I love you! Halong Bay, I
voted you! http://www.new7wonders.com/vote-2 You are so wonderful beyond
words. With a thousand and more islets above the blue, of the most beautiful
sea, I am among you and you are in my heart.
herbyneubacherconsultancy@... wrote:
This situation is lingering on for years and
all the well meaning efforts to stabilize the situation of the fish farmers,
like minimum prices and price guarantees, did not work at all. They are killed
by the ill will of an industry and export community that is up to now, still
not ready to learn that their fate is linked tightly to the fate of the farmer.
They say for the right in the international
aquaculture business: "If the farmer coughs the industry suffers from
pneumonia." It needs a well off farmer who is ready to re-invest that
means re-stock his ponds every year to make the industry run at full successful
speed. And it is the task of the industry - all of them who process and who
export - to keep the farmer in this position to enjoy a stable, long lasting or
- as the mode term says - truly "sustainable" business. The farmer’s
fate is and must become everyone’s business.
hongt.nhan@... wrote:
I got a ECPE 10 years ago, later trained for
TESOL. Ironically, I have gone through many interviews, and those unable to
pass a B2 CEF snubbed their noses at my certificate.
Snapshot9@... wrote:
To create a brand name it takes time and
effort, something that unfortunately the Vietnamese do not have in their
mentality. I have constant proof of this attitude. Everything seems to be
dictated by the here and now. When it comes to think about the future, plant
the seed today to see the fruits in the future... It's simply impossible in
today's culture. Vietnamese companies are on the wrong path of imitation and
copy, with very little originality.
tkraja@... wrote:
I was very saddened to learn that there are
HIV infected children in Vietnam. The Vietnamese government should formulate a
policy to save these children by giving proper treatment. There are effective
medicines available in the world.
Foreigners
struggle for motorbike driving licenses in Vietnam
ade22@... wrote:
Everyday Vietnamese people walk aimlessly
across the road pushing their bikes. Other motorists never look or use their
indicator when turning. Vietnam has no traffic laws, except when the traffic
police need to fill their pockets!
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