Việt Nam News

Located in HCM City, WagWel stands out as a pet café system that also functions as a sanctuary, offering abandoned dogs and cats a fresh start in a safe and loving environment.

Australia plays an important part in the overall tourism market in Việt Nam. Being too far away for a weekend getaway, Australians are more likely to spend longer periods in Việt Nam on holiday.

His journey from Brazil to Việt Nam is a story filled with dreams, hard work and the unwavering support of his beloved wife, Marcele Seippel.

Katrin Kandel, CEO of Facing the World, awarded Việt Nam’s 2024 National Volunteer Award for her work with children with facial deformities.

Over the past few months, African workers have become a familiar sight in Hà Nội's Nhật Tân and Tứ Liên wards, often seen doing manual labour like washing dishes and assisting at local peach blossom and kumquat bonsai gardens.

Global headlines have been dominated by the news of several deaths at a backpacker hostel in Laos. Deadly methanol was sold as regular alcohol, causing the deaths of six young people and now the concern on everyone’s mind is whether this could also happen in Việt Nam.

These block parties are more than just social events; they are a pulsating heart of community spirit, challenging the norms of competitive enterprise.

‘Cleaning Hoan Kiem Lake with Ninomiya’ is a group dedicated to their course and it all started with the action of one Japanese man.

With all her love for the thousand-year-old capital, Sarah Matthews from the United States has captured the hearts of Vietnamese audiences through her sweet and heartfelt song about Hà Nội.

'Trà đá vỉa hè' (sidewalk iced tea) is a culture all of itself, with these much-loved and usually modest set-ups existing not merely for their thirst-quenching qualities but as a social lubricant

It was only a few weeks ago that our screens were filled with images of utter devastation in the north of Việt Nam. We all remember the loss of life and the tragic scenes, like the bridge collapse and raging rivers. Well, these times are not forgotten, and both local and global businesses have come together to support children in Yên Bái.

Frantz Pedersen, began his start-up in 2015 and now teaches children and businesses the importance of sorting out plastic waste.

Stepping into a small room in Cầu Giấy, Hà Nội, on a weekend afternoon, you will be struck by the sight of people from various ages and backgrounds, all attentively engaged in a shared passion: learning Vietnamese.

Bánh Cuốn is a morning revelation, Bun Cha asserts its dominance before 10am, and the best Phở spots run dry by nine.

Nestled in the bustling heart of the capital, an Aikido club offers a sanctuary for those wishing to cultivate tranquility and joy through this martial art, often referred to as the 'Martial art for peace'

Fun, vivid and energetic are just a few ways of describing jazz theatre classes.

PLASTICPeople, a company run by an expat from Argentina, is helping resolve the issue of unrecycled plastic wastes by using them to produce boards and panels, which can be used to make practical and beautiful products.

Patriotism is not about saying my country is better than yours, it’s about saying “I love my country” and when your country is Vietnam, there’s a lot to love.