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Morning News Roundup: Vietnamese Parents Spend $1.8 Billion/Year For Children’s Overseas Studies

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Thursday, 23 July 2015.
Written by Saigoneer. Photo by Brian Letwin.

Can Tho receives first direct flight from Bangkok [SGGP]

Vietnam behind in tourism workforce race in Southeast Asia, experts fear [Thanh Nien]

Vietnam plans to end EVN monopoly in power market in 2016 [Thanh Nien]

PM proposes higher tax for nine-seater vehicles [DTI]

PetroVietnam chairman arrested [DTI]

Sleepy driver caused accident that killed three [Vietnam News]

Laws govern foreign advertising [Vietnam News]

Arguments continue over minimum wage and basic needs [Vietnam Net]

Vietnamese parents spend $1.8 billion/year for children’s overseas studies [Vietnam Net]

Can Tho receives first direct flight from Bangkok [Tuoi Tre]

 

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