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    Positive Footprints - Vietnam Village Trek

    VIETNAM | Thu, 15 Apr 2010 | By positive_footprints | Views [9588] | Comments [1] | Video

    Positive Footprints - Vietnam Village Trek - tells the story of how a group of committed healthcare professionals gave their time and expertise to bring medical care to remote villages in the Mai Chau Highlands, Northern Vietnam. Supported by local ... Read more >

    Tags: documentary, footprints, health, medical trek, positive footprints, trekking, vietnam, volunteering, voluntourism, world nomads

    Life and times of the rich and famous

    VIETNAM | Mon, 24 Aug 2009 | By maranathahay | Views [1345] | Comments [1]

    August 24th, 2009 So...if you were to drive to Boston International Airport on any random day and were to buy a plane ticket to Vietnam, (for that same day) it would cost you about $4,100. I felt like a total balla at the American Airlines check ... Read more >

    Tags: american airlines, balla, buffalo tours, buying a ticket full price, donald trump, famous, galaxy hotel, medical trek, rich

     

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