The nomination marks a significant milestone, offering the former imperial capital a valuable opportunity to reinforce its position on the global cultural tourism map.
The international short documentary film festival “Viet Culture in Motion” highlights the efforts of young Vietnamese and overseas Vietnamese filmmakers to introduce Việt Nam's culture and people to international audiences through documentary storytelling. It has brought together professional filmmakers, screenwriters and cultural and film activists from Việt Nam and abroad.
The HCM City Waterway Tourism Society (HWTS) was launched on Thursday as part of efforts to promote industry linkages, effectively exploit the city’s waterways tourism resources, and boost tourism.
The move comes shortly after Soi Sim beach became the only Vietnamese beach included in the 2026 Corona Beach 100, an annual global guide recognising the world's top 100 beaches, compiled by the US-based Corona organisation in collaboration with international tourism experts.
Maintaining the UNESCO Global Geopark status is expected to further elevate the international profile of Lâm Đồng’s geological heritage while supporting sustainable tourism and green economic growth linked to the preservation of natural and cultural assets.
Through Bang’s lens, his Vietnamese mother Trang is portrayed through diverse yet overlapping roles: businesswoman, wife, mother and fashionista.
Four dynamic women have created Las Migas' unique style, bringing the group international popularity. It features the passionate singing of Carolina La Chispa, the twin guitars of Marta Robles and Alicia Grillo and the free-form violin of Roser Loscos, plus rhythmic hand-clapping and percussion.
From Paris to Montpellier, a week‑long programme will highlight Việt Nam’s thousand‑year tradition of learning and cultural heritage, bringing the story of its first national university to international audiences.
The cooperation programme was inked as Thái Nguyên enters a new development phase with growing demand for communication and local branding. It also builds on the long-standing and effective partnership between the province and the country’s leading media organisations.
Participants gained deeper insights into the friendship between the revolutionary pioneers of Việt Nam and China in their shared quest for national liberation, as well as a greater understanding that the achievements of national reunification in both countries were hard won and that the friendly neighbourly relationship and cooperation between them is of great value.
Việt Nam is represented by national flag carrier Vietnam Airlines and tourism businesses from Đà Nẵng, Hội An, Mũi Né and Phú Quốc, showcasing a range of travel products aimed at capturing growing summer demand.
According to the Quảng Trị provincial Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism, Agoda recently unveiled Asia's Hidden Nature Retreats for 2026, featuring places that offer visitors opportunities to unwind, restore mental well-being and recharge amid tranquil natural surroundings.
Hà Tiên Ward, a key border area in An Giang Province and the Mekong Delta, is positioning itself as a pioneer in digital transformation, with ambitions to become a smart tourism and trade hub in Việt Nam’s southwest region.
The capital is set to roll out major programmes, cultural festivals, and new tourism products in 2026, reinforcing its reputation as the 'Urban Gem of Northern Việt Nam'.
Khánh Hoà’s signature products, including seafood, bird’s nest products, sea grapes and nutritional foods, have significant potential in the Malaysian market, where consumers are increasingly interested in natural and health-oriented products.
Its participation marked an important step for the central city of Huế to expand its international partnerships, deepen integration with municipalities worldwide, and cement its role and standing as a dynamic and responsible heritage city within the Francophone network.
By 2025, experts from ASI and the Mỹ Sơn World Heritage Site Management Board had completed about 20 per cent of the project.
A film by Vietnamese – Czech director Duzan Duong, titled 'Summer School, 2001', will be released in theatres nationwide starting June 19.
