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Jan A.R. HOES, French, February 24,2012

Dear Rebecca,

Finally we have found some time to send you a short note to thank you for your assistance in setting up our holidays in Vietnam. We have very much enjoyed your beautiful country. The guides were all willing and capable in explaining things, in very good French, which made things so ugh easier for all of us.

We are glad we had the chance to change our beach time resort during our stay as it was clearly too cold in Hoi An.

We will certainly come back one day and will contact you to make certain we once again have a good time in Vietnam.

Thanks from all 4 and hope to talk to you in the future.

Best regards,
Jan A.R. HOES

Ng Kok Yauw, Australia, January 2010

Dear Julia,

Thank you for organizing such a well planned trip for us. The Tour Agent Mr Anh was very professional, very good and he is a valuable staff to your company. The driver remained very professional too throughout the trip.

We are all very happy with the holidays and thank you once again.

Ng Kok Yauw

Home Vietnam Travel News Water puppeteers participate in Asian arts festival

Water puppeteers participate in Asian arts festival

Vietnam’s Thang Long Water Puppetry Theatre participated in the 8th Asian Performing Arts Festival (APAF) in Tokyo from November 26-29. The festival was also attended by art troupes from Seoul (the Republic of Korea), Taipei (Taiwan, China), Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia), Manila (the Philippines), New Deli (Indea) and Tokyo (Japan).

During the event, which took place at the Tokyo Arts Space, there were three programmes every night and the most outstanding became part of the collaborated programme which included the Thang Long Theatre’s water puppet performance staged by Japanese artist Madoka Okada, a play in English by Korean director Kim Suk Man and a modern dancing performance by famous Japanese choreographer Mikuni Yanaihar.

The APAF is an annual joint event under the Asian Network of Major Cities 21 which aims to boost mutual understanding and cultural exchange among Asian citizens as well as promoting interaction between Asian artists.

The first APAF was held in Tokyo in 2002. It was then organised in six other Asian cities before coming back to Tokyo again this year.

(Source: VOV)

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