** Nguyên bản nói về virus corona đối với nền kinh tế, du lịch, ngoại thương và xuất khẩu với Việt Nam **
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The impact of corona virus on Vietnam's economy
- China is the 2nd largest economy in the world, so the corona virus outbreak will almost certainly affect the global economy in at least the next 1 to 2 quarters. It is estimated that the 2003 SARS acute respiratory infection caused $ 40 billion in losses to the global economy and at that time, China was only the 7th largest economy in the world. China's GDP has now quadrupled since that time.
- On February 9, the Vietnam Briefing page, which advises international businesses doing business in Vietnam, highlights the impact of corona virus on Vietnam in the field of economics and manufacturing through the perspective of American Chamber of Commerce in Vietnam (Amacham).
- In Vietnam, industries related to tourism, retail, restaurants, cinemas, sporting events, aviation, education, manufacturing and supply chains may suffer some negative impacts, especially in the first quarter, with effects lasting throughout the year. Vietnam's tourism industry will be seriously affected. China provides the world's largest source of tourists and in Vietnam, hotels and travel operators have lost a significant amount of revenue from kkkhi with travel restrictions.
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The impact of corona virus on the export base on Vietnam
- Among the items exported to China, the most severe is agricultural products. According to a report of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development on February 3, the first industry affected by fruit products, specifically, dragon fruit and watermelon are facing many difficulties. These are two items that account for a large proportion of Chinese agricultural products during Tet and are stagnant at the Vietnam - China border because the two sides restrict transactions. Two other items will also face difficulties in exporting to China, namely milk and seafood, according to the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development.
- As for seafood, many Chinese importers have informed Vietnamese seafood exporters that they will suspend deliveries until February 9, 2020, or until the Chinese government. Notice the normal trade activities back.
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Influence of corona virus on Vietnam
- Corona virus disease of course has an impact on the Vietnamese economy, which depends heavily on the Chinese economy, but is also a country bordering with China.
- All of the aforementioned measures have a strong impact on tourism first, as the number of Chinese tourists accounts for about 30% of the total number of foreign tourists coming to Vietnam. According to official figures, Chinese tourists even accounted for a third of the total 18 million visitors to Vietnam in 2019.