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Phu Quoc International Airport and the island’s many tourist attractions and accommodations are committed to sustainability, as evident in their choice of serving customers with paper cups, bamboo straws, and wooden spoons. Vasilenko Daria, a Russian tourist, recently experienced the beauty of Phu Quoc Island with her loved ones and was impressed by its eco-friendly initiatives. Phu Quoc’s pristine natural landscapes, white sandy beaches, and crystal clear waters create an idyllic setting. The island’s locals are renowned for their warm hospitality, further enhancing the visitor experience. Eco-consciousness is a priority for tourist sites and accommodations on the island, as they opt for paper cups and bamboo straws, reducing their environmental footprint. “Phu Quoc Island left a lasting impression on me,” expressed Daria, “as it demonstrates a clear commitment to environmental protection. The use of paper cups and bamboo straws for tourists is a commendable step.” Tran Quoc Chau...

The Japanese government is offering taxi and bus driving license tests in languages like Vietnamese, English, Chinese and Nepali. The Fukuoka Prefectural Police Department in northern Kyushu (Japan) began exams in Vietnamese, English, Chinese and Nepali at the end of March (Photo: NLIS). Previously, the regular Class 1 driving tests were available in English, but the Class 2 driving license exam was only offered in Japanese. This limitation caused many difficulties for foreigners. The Aichi Prefectural Police Department in Central Japan holds the English test with a 2nd rank starting this week. Previously, the Fukuoka Prefectural Police Department in northern Kyushu began exams in Vietnamese, English, Chinese and Nepali at the end of March. About 50% of class 2 license applicants pass the exam. According to the National Police Agency of Japan, at the end of 2023, among holders of class 2 licenses for regular and large vehicles, there were 6,689 foreigners – less than...