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Meliá Hanoi Hotel has
launched its MeliáRewards
program. This new program
aims to boost international
recognition by using the
company’s Meliá corporate
brand name. It utilises a new
slogan - ‘Welcome Back’ - in-
viting customers to return
and enjoy the experiences
and sensations of their stay.
Program members will en-
joy plenty of benefits in-
cluding exclusive member
prices and the chance to re-
deem points for free hotel
nights and gifts from more
than 40 Spanish and inter-
national partners, including
Air Berlin, Air France, and
American Airlines.
With a view to creat-
ing more favourable condi-
tions for visitors to Vietnam,
the State Steering Board
for Tourism has proposed
that the visa-free dura-
tion for visitors from seven
countries be extended. The
proposal was made at the
board’s meeting held in
April under the chairman-
ship of Deputy Prime Min-
ister, Nguyen Thien Nhan,
who also demanded that
identity chips be installed
in taxis at airports for bet-
ter control. The Board asked
the government to consider
extending the visa-free du-
ration from the current 15
days to 30 days for visitors
coming from seven coun-
tries: Japan, South Korea,
Russia, Sweden, Norway,
Denmark and Finland and
suggested that visas for
foreign visitors should be
granted at border gates.
Rewarding loyalty
Improving the tourist experience
Strapless
dresses,
shorts, shirts and skirts in
whites and pastels dominate
Naf Naf’s spring/summer
collection for 2013. Flowers
are the main motifs, be they
embroidered, lace, or plaid.
A VND1.7million Elizabeth
Aden 5th Avenue perfume
will be gifted to any cus-
tomer spending VND4 mil-
lion during May.
Naf Naf introduces the SS collection