PebHmong Discussion Forum
Life & Living => Travel & Vacation Forum => Topic started by: DuMa on December 01, 2021, 09:41:11 AM
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A Vietnamese airline made history by launching the first-ever commercial nonstop flight from Vietnam to the US
https://www.yahoo.com/news/vietnamese-airline-made-history-launching-131000985.html (https://www.yahoo.com/news/vietnamese-airline-made-history-launching-131000985.html)
SF to Vietnam, are you kidding me?
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Wow that is wonderful!
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Take some photos and share (if possible)... O0
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Just like Thailand, Vietnam is cheap eats and everything else is cheap.
Think the Average monthly income over there is around $200 USD
In 2020, the average monthly income per capita in Vietnam reached approximately 4.19 million Vietnamese dong, indicating a slight decrease from the previous year. Prior to 2020, the average income per capita had been increasing year on year since 2010.
https://www.statista.com/statistics/1021888/vietnam-average-monthly-income-per-capita/ (https://www.statista.com/statistics/1021888/vietnam-average-monthly-income-per-capita/)
So 21,000 dong = $1
To be considered rich in vietnam, you need about: $160,000 USD
According to Knight Frank’s report, in order to be included in the 1% richest people in Vietnam, one needs to have assets worth at least US$160,000.
http://hanoitimes.vn/number-of-ultra-rich-in-vietnam-set-to-surge-in-next-5-years-316524.html (http://hanoitimes.vn/number-of-ultra-rich-in-vietnam-set-to-surge-in-next-5-years-316524.html)
So if you make 80K and your wife makes 80K, you are considered rich in Vietnam. You make your money in the states and you money laundry that to vietnam.
20,000 dong ($1) per bowl of Pho (Vietnamese soup) to 35000 dong ($1.65) for a plate of rice, any kind of meat and some salad. As for the drinks, you should not pay more than 10.000 dong ($0.50) for Vietnamese iced coffee with milk, commonly known as ca phe sua da. "
Banh Mi (Vietnamese baguette)
Price: 20.000 dong ($1) – 30.000 dong ($1.50).
https://www.bohemiantrails.com/budget-guide-to-traditional-vietnam-foods/ (https://www.bohemiantrails.com/budget-guide-to-traditional-vietnam-foods/)
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$75 for 2 nights stay at a 5 stars hotel can be had (depending on location and dates)
Only 𝟏,𝟓𝟖𝟔,𝟎𝟎𝟎 𝐕𝐍𝐃 for 2-night stay at Risemount Premier Resort Danang and experience the 48h stay. Check-in any time you want!
- Free breakfast
- 48-hour stay at the Resort.
https://risemountresort.com/offers/
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Just like Thailand, Vietnam is cheap eats and everything else is cheap.
Think the Average monthly income over there is around $200 USD
In 2020, the average monthly income per capita in Vietnam reached approximately 4.19 million Vietnamese dong, indicating a slight decrease from the previous year. Prior to 2020, the average income per capita had been increasing year on year since 2010.
https://www.statista.com/statistics/1021888/vietnam-average-monthly-income-per-capita/ (https://www.statista.com/statistics/1021888/vietnam-average-monthly-income-per-capita/)
So 21,000 dong = $1
To be considered rich in vietnam, you need about: $160,000 USD
According to Knight Frank’s report, in order to be included in the 1% richest people in Vietnam, one needs to have assets worth at least US$160,000.
http://hanoitimes.vn/number-of-ultra-rich-in-vietnam-set-to-surge-in-next-5-years-316524.html (http://hanoitimes.vn/number-of-ultra-rich-in-vietnam-set-to-surge-in-next-5-years-316524.html)
So if you make 80K and your wife makes 80K, you are considered rich in Vietnam. You make your money in the states and you money laundry that to vietnam.
20,000 dong ($1) per bowl of Pho (Vietnamese soup) to 35000 dong ($1.65) for a plate of rice, any kind of meat and some salad. As for the drinks, you should not pay more than 10.000 dong ($0.50) for Vietnamese iced coffee with milk, commonly known as ca phe sua da. "
Banh Mi (Vietnamese baguette)
Price: 20.000 dong ($1) – 30.000 dong ($1.50).
https://www.bohemiantrails.com/budget-guide-to-traditional-vietnam-foods/ (https://www.bohemiantrails.com/budget-guide-to-traditional-vietnam-foods/)
Yeah, I read that Vietnamese street food is so fast, cheap, and available that food chains like McDonald’s flopped almost instantly after opening up there. Laos is the same when it comes to food.
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(https://s.yimg.com/ny/api/res/1.2/th8NzkWkU_7l96EkLbxWdA--/YXBwaWQ9aGlnaGxhbmRlcjt3PTcwNTtoPTUyOA--/https://s.yimg.com/uu/api/res/1.2/6XX_.x5NQYfgW4luCFyPYQ--~B/aD02NjQ7dz04ODY7YXBwaWQ9eXRhY2h5b24-/https://media.zenfs.com/en/business_insider_articles_888/7a780ca8ba7da7251ade2bf1dd640d12)
A Vietnamese airline made history by launching the first-ever commercial nonstop flight from Vietnam to the US
https://www.yahoo.com/news/vietnamese-airline-made-history-launching-131000985.html (https://www.yahoo.com/news/vietnamese-airline-made-history-launching-131000985.html)
SF to Vietnam, are you kidding me?
SIN CHAO, Vietnam! me love you long time! here I cum! will the flight attendants be in bikinis?
joking aside...this is great business move, it will most likely be successful! this would probably be the best short cut to laos!
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Yep, after visiting Hmong Vietnamese, should be a short trip to cross over to visit Hmong Laotian, Hmong Thai and even Hmong Chinese...and Hmong Myanma like the Hmong-Myanma below:
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Will them viet cong still be gunning for us hmong traitors???
I saw a video where they beat the shyt out of a white dude
They still haven’t forgiven
;D ;D