The recognition marks a major milestone for Ninh Bình, underscoring its push to bolster global tourism profile, weave sustainable development with a deepening engagement in the international travel ecosystem.
The initiative reflects Việt Nam’s concrete efforts to implement the Party and State’s policy on deepening international integration in the new situation and revitalising and developing Vietnamese culture in the new era.
Aki Matsuri – Japanese Autumn Festival features diverse cultural experiences including traditional Japanese game of kendama, shogi chess, origami, and Ningyo dolls displays, as well as Yosakoi dance and Iaido sword demonstrations.
Hội An Memories Land, the first and only combined art performance and resort in Việt Nam, has been awarded two prestigious honours at the Asia Pacific Enterprise Awards (APEA) 2025 in the categories of Inspirational Brand and Master Entrepreneur for CEO Thân Thị Thu Huyền in the Hospitality, Food Service, and Tourism sector.
With over a millennium of heritage, Vạn Phúc Village stands as a living museum of Vietnamese culture, where tradition and artistry intertwine. Here, visitors can witness the meticulous silk-making process, interact with devoted artisans, and immerse themselves in the peaceful rhythm of rural life.
Representatives from the HCM City Department of Tourism and the Đà Nẵng Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism are supporting enterprises in showcasing Việt Nam’s tourism potential at the 18th edition of the leading travel trade show in Asia-Paficic.
The large-scale cultural and tourism event will feature cutting-edge 3D mapping performances and a spectacular high-altitude fireworks display, drawing an estimated 30,000 delegates, residents and visitors.
With the opening of the country in the late ’80s, songs from the ’50s to the ’80s became first-time hits to the ears of adventurous Vietnamese youth. It was a time when everything was new, creating memories that are still shared in karaoke clubs and homes all over Việt Nam.
Beyond an art event, the event is a dialogue between art and the soul, between tradition and modernity, between the 'form' of creation and the 'essence' of the Vietnamese people.
For anyone who has spent more than a hot minute in this country, it is easy to see why there would be multiple days to celebrate its women.
From humble breakfasts to flavour-packed street food and refined dinners in elegant spaces, Vietnamese cuisine offers travellers a powerful sense of place throughout their journeys.
More than 100 domestic and international delegates from seven countries are in attendance, including representatives from South Korea, China, Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Sri Lanka and Việt Nam.
Following the success of the 2023 and 2024 seasons, the much-anticipated Hà Nội Singing Contest will officially return this October with groundbreaking changes, affirming its position as a leading music competition in Việt Nam.
Featuring more than 50 artistic photos, most of which were taken by Vietnam News Agency (VNA) photographers, the exhibition reflects the country’s strong and consistent commitment to promoting and protecting human rights globally through dialogue, cooperation, and mutual understanding
'Connecting Vietnamese-American Melodies' brings together the Johns Creek Orchestra and artists from the two countries in special concert nights at Hồ Gươm Opera on October 16.
The Vietnam Pavilion has won the silver award in the Exhibition Design category at Expo 2025 Osaka Kansai in Japan, marking the first time the country has received this honour.
As part of a programme initiated in 2010 to connect female artists from across the country, this year's event with the theme Về Miền Đất Đỏ (To the Red Land) is held to celebrate the upcoming Việt Nam Women's Day (October 20).
Kiệt spoke about the making of Bride of the Covenant, highlighting his creative process and dedication to bringing Vietnamese stories to a global audience.
