On January 8, according to the website of the Chinese Consulate General in Ho Chi Minh City, there have recently been many travel disputes involving Chinese citizens in our consular area. To protect your legal rights and interests, the Chinese Consulate General in Ho Chi Minh City reminds Chinese citizens planning to travel to Vietnam to pay attention to shopping expenses to polish their eyes. When shopping in Vietnam, please be sure to ask for the price, confirm the currency unit, and bargain rationally. Choose an authorized store and ask for a full receipt when purchasing high-priced items. When eating at a restaurant, check the price of the dishes in advance to avoid being “slaughtered”. Pay attention to personal and property safety. There are many motorbikes on the streets of Vietnam, so please always be aware of safety and pay attention to traffic safety. Take care of valuables such as mobile phones, wallets, and passports. If you have lost an item, please report the incident to the Vietnamese public security authorities nearby. Choose an official travel agency. Choose a travel agency with formal qualifications and a good reputation and sign a contract to avoid pitfalls such as “cheap tours” and “free tours.” In case of a dispute, please keep the relevant evidence, stay calm when communicating with the merchant or travel agency, and defend your rights lawfully.

On January 8, according to the website of the Chinese Consulate General in Ho Chi Minh City, there have recently been many travel disputes involving Chinese citizens in our consular area. To protect your legal rights and interests, the Chinese Consulate General in Ho Chi Minh City reminds Chinese citizens planning to travel to Vietnam to pay attention to shopping expenses to polish their eyes. When shopping in Vietnam, please be sure to ask for the price, confirm the currency unit, and bargain rationally. Choose an authorized store and ask for a full receipt when purchasing high-priced items. When eating at a restaurant, check the price of the dishes in advance to avoid being “slaughtered”. Pay attention to personal and property safety. There are many motorbikes on the streets of Vietnam, so please always be aware of safety and pay attention to traffic safety. Take care of valuables such as mobile phones, wallets, and passports. If you have lost an item, please report the incident to the Vietnamese public security authorities nearby. Choose an official travel agency. Choose a travel agency with formal qualifications and a good reputation and sign a contract to avoid pitfalls such as “cheap tours” and “free tours.” In case of a dispute, please keep the relevant evidence, stay calm when communicating with the merchant or travel agency, and defend your rights lawfully.