I’m Duy Le, the Marketing Manager at Vespa A Go Go, with three years of experience in marketing and storytelling. My passion lies in helping both travelers and Vietnamese people discover the authentic value of our country’s history and culture. I believe Vietnam travel should be more than just sightseeing — it’s a way to truly connect with Vietnam’s heart and spirit. Through my work, I aim to inspire curiosity, respect, and appreciation for the stories that make Vietnam unique. When I’m not crafting campaigns, I love exploring Saigon’s hidden corners on my Vespa, always in search of the next story worth sharing.
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