A photo of Chinese tourists wearing T-shirts bearing Beijing’s controversial “nine-dash line” at Vietnam’s Cam Ranh International Airport in May went viral, sparking anger and calls for a China-specific code of conduct. Picture: Twitter / Nga Pham
A photo of Chinese tourists wearing T-shirts bearing Beijing’s controversial “nine-dash line” at Vietnam’s Cam Ranh International Airport in May went viral, sparking anger and calls for a China-specific code of conduct. Picture: Twitter / Nga Pham
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Do Chinese tourists need a ‘code of conduct’ while travelling abroad? Vietnam thinks so

Anti-China sentiment is on the rise in Vietnam, with some calling for restrictions or guidelines aimed specifically at visitors from the Middle Kingdom. If current tensions continue, that might not be necessary

Mercedes Hutton
Mercedes Hutton

Updated: 10:17am, 20 Jun, 2018

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A photo of Chinese tourists wearing T-shirts bearing Beijing’s controversial “nine-dash line” at Vietnam’s Cam Ranh International Airport in May went viral, sparking anger and calls for a China-specific code of conduct. Picture: Twitter / Nga Pham
A photo of Chinese tourists wearing T-shirts bearing Beijing’s controversial “nine-dash line” at Vietnam’s Cam Ranh International Airport in May went viral, sparking anger and calls for a China-specific code of conduct. Picture: Twitter / Nga Pham
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