According to the announcement of the Ban Gioc Waterfall Tourist Area Management Board, tourists are temporarily not allowed to register for the tour route between Ban Gioc Waterfall (Vietnam) and Detian (China) from August 11 until further notice.

In case the tourist has registered and paid for the tour through Ban Gioc waterfall (Vietnam) - Duc Thien (China), the business will consider refunding or handling it harmoniously with the customer.

Vietnam's Ban Gioc waterfall tourist area still welcomes visitors and tourists as usual.

Earlier, Chinese media reported that the incident occurred on August 10 in the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, southern China. The tourist attraction in China was then temporarily closed. The Ban Gioc Waterfall Tourist Area Management Board said that no Vietnamese tourists were involved in the incident.

VOV.VN - After 6 months of piloting the operation of the Ban Gioc Waterfall Scenic Area (Vietnam) - Duc Thien (China) for tourists, the Scenic Area has welcomed nearly 6,000 visitors, of which tourists from China visiting Vietnam account for about 40%.