Traveling to Vietnam - Tips for American visitors

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April 26, 2020 - When the days of international travel return, those who want to visit Vietnam can check out an article by Kim Pham, CST’s research assistant and Dr. Mark Morgan, University of Missouri. The article is on pages 38-39 of the Green Living Magazine, April 2020 issue. It offers some important tips for American visitors and on sustainable tourism practices while traveling abroad.

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