A code of conduct printed on folding fans advises domestic and foreign tourists to respect local customs and culture, abide by regulations at tourist attractions and public areas.
Ho Chi Minh City Department of Tourism has hit on a novel way of encouraging tourists to respect the city and its residents.
A code of conduct printed on folding fans advises domestic and foreign tourists to respect local customs and culture, abide by regulations at tourist attractions and public areas.
Visitors are also urged to assist the disabled, the elderly, children and women, and protect the environment.
They are also strictly prohibited from disrespecting cultural and historical relics as well as being told not to waste food and beverages.
The code of conduct is being printed in five languages including Chinese, English, Korean, Russian and Vietnamese and is designed in the shape of a folding fan.