DNHN - Around 400 international and domestic flights are expected to arrive in Danang during the upcoming holiday — Reunification Day (30 April) and International Labor Day (1 May).
Passengers are seen receiving gifts when disembarking from an aircraft at the Danang International Airport. Around 400 international and domestic flights are expected to arrive in Danang during the upcoming holiday --- Reunification Day (30 April) and International Labor Day (1 May) – PHOTO: LDO
These flights will carry approximately 58,720 passengers to this central beach city, according to the municipal tourism authority, reported Lao Dong newspaper.
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