Circus artists from Hà Nội have won international recognition after picking up three prizes at the Golden Elephant Circus Festival in Girona, Spain.
Their winning performance featured the hair-raising “Đu Nón” with four performers suspended in the air, spinning while holding onto each other in perfect coordination using their hair, arms, and even teeth.
The 20th International Travel Expo, Hồ Chí Minh City (ITE HCMC 2026), hosted by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and the HCM City People’s Committee, will be organised by the HCM City Department of Tourism from August 27-29 at the Saigon Exhibition and Convention Centre (SECC).
In a bid to build Huế into a well-ordered and modern city, several central wards and communes have recently stepped up measures to tighten urban management and reclaim sidewalks for pedestrians.
Gia Lai has undergone a remarkable transformation following the recent national merger, making the province home to both stunning beaches and majestic mountain peaks. This unique combination offers a significant advantage for tourism development, which was highlighted during a tourism promotion conference held on April 9 in Hà Nội.
Arriving earlier than usual, millions of butterflies and fireflies are enchanting visitors to Cúc Phương National Park, offering a rare natural spectacle and highlighting Ninh Bình’s commitment to sustainable ecotourism.
Hosted by the Hà Nội University of Culture, the event will serve as a forum to share research findings, successful models, and practical experience in cultural development in Việt Nam today.
The Pan Pacific Hanoi Art Award 2026 celebrates resilience, creativity, and humanitarian values, honouring young Vietnamese artists and opening new horizons for inclusive artistic expression.
Mũi Né was selected among the global top 10 destinations for its ability to deliver highly personalised travel experiences, from leisure retreats to adventure-based activities.
Four Vietnamese films will be shown at the 28th Far East Film Festival in Udine, Italy from April 24 to May 2.
Tourism in the Cửu Long (Mekong) Delta province of Đồng Tháp recorded strong growth in the first quarter of 2026, welcoming around 3.2 million visitors, up more than 50 per cent year-on-year, driven by accelerated digital transformation and stronger online promotion efforts under Resolution 57.
Located at the gateway linking the northern midland and mountainous region with Hà Nội, Phú Thọ benefits from convenient transport infrastructure, enabling the development of interregional and international tourism routes.
Created with various materials such as lacquer, oil, acrylic and silk, the works by 32 artists and lecturers at the VNUFA feature different forms of art, reflecting a fresh atmosphere to the academic and training environment.
In addition to attracting visitors with discounted tour packages, the Việt Nam International Tourism Mart (VITM) 2026 offers businesses a platform to introduce new products, adapt to changing market trends and pursue sustainable development goals.
With 28 nationally-recognised intangible cultural heritage elements, Thanh Hoa province has prioritised integrating conservation with tourism development. Digital transformation, in particular, is seen as a crucial bridge connecting tradition with innovation, helping heritage sites become more accessible and engaging.
Hà Nội is enhancing tourism products and services while linking localities and travel businesses. Quốc Oai Commune, boosted by recent administrative restructuring, held a conference to gather ideas for sustainable, professional tourism development.
From 80,000-strong street celebrations to glowing cruises across Hạ Long Bay, Quảng Ninh is pulling out all the stops for a blockbuster summer festival expected to draw 1.3 million visitors.
Malaysia is promoting the country's vibrant lifestyle, rich culture and unique diversity at the Visit Malaysia 2026 seminar and with an impressive booth at the Việt Nam International Travel Mart (VITM) in the past two days in Hà Nội.
The campaign themed 'Ngưng Bet Dừng Bết' (Stop Betting to Stop Losing) garnered the participation of tens of thousands of young people in the city.
