Japanese women spark Vietnamese shopping explosion

18-May-2001

VIETNAM. Vietnam is experiencing a boom in duty-free sales thanks partly to an influx of young female Japanese shoppers.

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VIETNAM. Vietnam is experiencing a boom in duty-free sales thanks partly to an influx of young female Japanese shoppers.

The government estimates 300,000 tourists from Japan will visit this year;

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