The attractive beauty of Ha Long Bay. Photo: VNA Titled “Journey through Vietnam, from North to South”, the article writes that Vietnam is enchanted with its long coastline, craggy cliffs, terraced fields, bustling metropolises contrasted with ordinary villages. weird. The juxtaposition is wonderful and beyond the usual itineraries, this Southeast Asian country is also a destination for many exciting adventures. The article selects 11 unique tourist destinations for visitors to learn before planning their travel after the COVID-19 pandemic, all of which are unique tourist attractions or landscapes from the unspoiled mountains in the region. North to the tropical Mekong Delta, high humidity in the south. The first place mentioned is Sapa, a peaceful “oasis” with a cool climate in the North. Located at an altitude of 1,600 meters, the tropical heat of Southeast Asia cannot reach here, so Sapa has long been a resort and destination for tourists to escape the sweltering heat. Sapa is located at the foot of Mount Fansipan, the highest mountain in the country and from a small village, now Sapa has become a town with a surrounding tourist infrastructure system. Despite the fact that tour companies, hotels and restaurants here compete to attract guests – something not everyone likes, Sapa is still really one of the most favorite tourist destinations in Vietnam. It is due to the attractiveness of the landscape here when visitors can walk all day with narrow paths running through green terraced fields or indigo-indigo fields cultivated by the Hmong and Dao minorities. work. Not far from Sapa is the town of Bac Ha, with the largest market in the North taking place every Sunday and this is one of the most exciting highland markets in the country. Continuing the journey, DPA leads readers to Ha Giang with narrow, steep and winding passes, surrounded by pyramidal mountains, below are canyons and stretching valleys. Exploring Ha Giang by motorbike with the “easyrider” takes at least 3 days. From Ha Giang, the article takes readers to Hanoi capital amidst the chaos of thinking. Peaceful Hoan Kiem Lake contrasts with the hustle and bustle of the Old Quarter. The city over 1,000 years old is calm and bustling, interwoven between modern and traditional lifestyle. Visitors can learn about the country’s history through the many museums in the capital. A corner of Cat Ba town tourist area. Photo: An Dang/VNA The points also introduced by DPA to German readers are Ha Long Bay, Cat Ba Island with turquoise water; Phong Nha-Ke Bang with caves stretching over 350 km. It is also the dreamy, charming ancient capital of Hue nestled on the Perfume River, or the ancient town of Hoi An – which used to be one of the most important ports in Southeast Asia and still retains the characteristics of the old town. destroyed in the war. In addition to the above points, there are Da Lat, Ho Chi Minh City – one of the most dynamic cities in Asia, and the Mekong Delta – Vietnam’s rice and fruit granary, where Cai Rang floating market is located. The largest city in the region is Can Tho. In addition to the above 11 tourist destinations, the German press also provides information on the climate environment and time to travel to Vietnam, in which visitors can come to Vietnam at any time of the year. Summer is usually warm throughout the country, while Hue and the central coast always have heavy rains in winter. The northern mountainous region often turns cold at night, with some places having ice and snow, while the southern region has almost no rain during December to April. In the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, Vietnam has allowed It has so far been less affected by the epidemic, but still imposes some restrictions on international travel and bans entry for foreign visitors.

The first tourist destination mentioned by the article is Sa Pa (Lao Cai), where there are beautiful terraced fields. (Source: DT) Titled “Journey through Vietnam, from North to South”, the article writes that Vietnam is enchanted with its long coastline, craggy cliffs, terraced fields, bustling metropolises contrasted with ordinary villages. weird. The interweaving is amazing and beyond the usual itineraries, this Southeast Asian country is also a destination for a plethora of exciting adventures. The article selects 11 tourist destinations for visitors to learn before planning their travel after the Covid-19 pandemic, all of which are unique tourist attractions or landscapes from the unspoiled mountains, from the North. to the tropical Mekong Delta, high humidity in the south. The first place mentioned is Sa Pa, a peaceful “oasis” with a cool climate in the North. Located at an altitude of 1,600 meters, it has long been a resort and destination for travelers fleeing the sweltering heat. Sapa is located at the foot of Mount Fansipan, the highest mountain in the country and from a small village, now Sapa has become a town with a surrounding tourist infrastructure system. According to the article, Sa Pa is really one of the most favorite tourist destinations in Vietnam. It is due to the attractiveness of the landscape as visitors can walk all day with narrow paths running through green terraced fields or indigo-corn fields cultivated by the Hmong and Dao minorities. Not far from Sa Pa is Bac Ha town, with the largest market in the North taking place every Sunday, which is one of the most exciting highland markets in the country. Continuing the journey, DPA leads readers to Ha Giang with narrow, steep and winding passes, surrounded by pyramidal mountains, below are canyons and stretching valleys. Exploring Ha Giang by motorbike with the “easyrider” takes at least 3 days. From Ha Giang, the article takes readers to Hanoi capital to see the peaceful Hoan Kiem Lake in contrast to the hustle and bustle of the old quarter. The city over 1,000 years old is calm and bustling, interwoven between modern and traditional lifestyle. Visitors can learn about the country’s history through the many museums in the capital. The destinations also introduced by DPA to German readers are Ha Long Bay, Cat Ba Island with turquoise water; Phong Nha-Ke Bang with caves stretching over 350 km. It is also the dreamy, charming ancient capital of Hue nestled on the Perfume River, or the ancient town of Hoi An – which used to be one of the most important ports in Southeast Asia and still retains the characteristics of the old town. destroyed in the war. In addition to the above points, there are also Da Lat, TP. Ho Chi Minh City – one of Asia’s most dynamic cities and the Mekong Delta – Vietnam’s rice and fruit basket, home to Cai Rang floating market and the region’s largest city, Can Tho. In addition to the above 11 tourist destinations, the German press also provides information on the climate environment and time to travel to Vietnam, in which visitors can come to Vietnam at any time of the year. Summer is usually warm throughout the country, while Hue and the central coast always have heavy rains in winter. The northern mountains often turn cold at night, with some ice and snow, while the southern region has almost no rain from December to April.

Earlier, on May 5, the administration of President Joe Biden supported the removal of vaccine patent protection to speed up production around the world. If approved by the World Trade Organization (WTO), the move would allow other countries to create their own vaccines. However, according to reviews from Reuters , patent cancellation will not solve the current pressing problem: There is a worldwide shortage of vaccine components and equipment. Meanwhile, the United States, which holds a significant amount of vaccine production materials such as filters, tubes or specialized bags, is not ready to share with many other countries. Stickers are given to people who have received the Covid-19 vaccine. Photo: Reuters. America’s “Priority” Act This action stems from America’s reliance on a 1950s Korean War-era law, known as the Defense Production Act (DPA), which allows federal agencies to prioritize orders defense-related purchases. For decades, the law has been used to provide military supplies and respond to everything from natural disasters to biennial census disruptions. The government of former President Donald Trump later invoked this law to put the US government at the top of the list to buy vaccines and other products made by the US to fight the epidemic. When talking about the DPA, Gavi – a vaccine alliance that includes international organizations, governments, pharmaceutical companies and many others – commented: “The biggest challenge in COVAX’s goal to achieve Equal access to vaccines is a limited global supply.” “Export controls on raw materials are a significant cause of this phenomenon and ultimately only prolong the pandemic,” the organization stressed. However, a senior Biden administration official said there is no export ban and all US-based suppliers have shipped products overseas after prioritizing manufacturers in the US. country. The official said the DPA does not cause a global shortage of vaccine materials, and the problems stem from overwhelming demand. Complaints from India Even with access to vaccine patents, countries hit hard by Covid-19 like India cannot produce vaccines without raw materials. The number of Covid-19 cases in India has been increasing continuously recently. Photo: Reuters. With the DPA, factories helped the US build a giant vaccine production system. About 45% of the US population has received at least one dose of the Covid-19 vaccine. Meanwhile, according to data collected at the University of Oxford, UK, dozens of other countries, from South Africa to Guatemala, to Thailand, have only immunized about 1% or less of their population. The US DPA has been criticized by many vaccine manufacturers around the world, including the Serum Institute of India, the largest producer globally. On Twitter in late April, CEO Adar Poonawalla “on behalf of the vaccine industry outside the US” asked the US to lift its hold on raw materials “if we really want to unite to defeat this virus.” “. Starting in May, the company plans to produce billions of doses of the vaccine annually developed by the US-based company Novavax. However, the quantity would probably be more than halved without raw materials from the US. South Africa’s Biovac vaccine production institute also relies on an American company to produce bioreactor bags, the material needed for cell culture. CEO Morena Makhoana said Biovac was warned by its US supplier that product delivery times could be double the usual time to 14 months because of the DPA. “Unexpected demand” Some suppliers say the vaccine industry can do a better job than governments at managing limited resources to maximize global reach. “If the ultimate goal is to produce a vaccine, then we believe (the government) needs to let the industry connect with its stakeholders to be able to deliver the end product,” said Thermo Fisher Vice President, Thermo Fisher, Mr. Michel Lagarde, said. A Biden administration official said experts from various federal agencies discussed the US prioritization system. Officials can sometimes change delivery dates for the country to avoid disrupting vaccine projects in other countries. However, this is not enough when vaccine suppliers around the world are planning to meet demand. Accordingly, Cytiva, Pall and Thermo Fisher are expanding their production space in the US and abroad. Johnson & Johnson’s Covid-19 vaccine. Photo: AP. Thermo Fisher urged customers to clarify which needs are urgent and which can wait. Even so, Mr. Lagarde said the company still tries to fulfill orders even if they are not considered a priority. Cytiva also announced it is expanding production, but the process will be limited by raw material shortages. “The world is experiencing unprecedented demand for biopharmaceutical products, technologies and solutions,” said Cytiva.