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Vietnam Tour Guide
11 days Vietnam Amazing Study Tours
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Vietnam Study Tours

Memorable : Visit Hoa Lu Ancient Capital Relaxing Fun Different Adventure Rewarding : Overnight on a cruise in Halong Bay : Water theatre puppets : Combine real education and real traveling : Riding basket boat! : Your money goes directly into microfinance funds to help the poor people you meet on the trip in Vietnam.

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This 11 day program will provide a truly unique learning opportunity for students and researchers from all over the world. Participants will get to experience the best of greater Vietnam on an allinclusive Study tour program! Taking you from the bustling Old quarter of Hanoi City to a relaxing cruise in Halong; from world class museums and culinary delights to temple-hopping at beautiful Ninh Binh province. Learning theories from our reliable, world class professors, and seeing its action in real life is truly amazing. It will be an unforgettable impression.
Email : marketing@reliefvietnamtours.com info@reliefvietnamtours.com

Microfinance and Community Development Institute through both of the following: Email: reliefvietnamtours@ gmail.com Phone: (+84-4)3 759 0344 Website : http://www.reliefvietnamtours.com

OBJECTIVE
Students interact with local people and experience traditional and modern local custom, food, architecture, culture, religion and natural environment. This tour is provided through a 11 day exploration-based program through selected parts of Vietnam. Guided tours, personalized service and an actionpacked itinerary, together with a complete tour package refined and delivered by experts are designed specifically to provide students with meaningful experiences that will stay with them for a lifetime.

RATIONALE
The enclosed program provides an exceptional international study tour experience designed specifically for students, who are invited to participate on this trip of their lifetime.

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