The Minister of Health will determine those subject to the rule and the duration of health declaration requirements at border gates for each infectious disease, based on the global disease situation and the risk of transmission into Việt Nam at specific points in time.

“Hà Nội Culture Days in Moscow 2026” has helped deepen the longstanding friendship between Việt Nam and Russia while creating new opportunities for cooperation in culture, education, tourism and people-to-people exchange, further strengthening ties between the two capitals and nations.

Mastercard, on May 22, announced the launch of Mastercard Artist Accelerator SEA, bringing its global music platform to Southeast Asia for the first time through Indonesia and Thailand.

A series of famtrip programmes organised in May reflects Hà Nội’s more market-oriented approach and efforts to implement the Government’s Resolution 82/NQ-CP on tourism recovery and sustainable development.

The achievement marks the first time Việt Nam has reached the global finals of the prestigious Worldchefs competition, highlighting the growing international presence of Vietnamese culinary talent.

With support from Saint Petersburg’s Committee for External Relations and the “Tradition and Friendship” Fund for Russia – Việt Nam cooperation, more than 500kg of books were shipped to the Russia – Việt Nam Cultural Centre at the Herzen State Pedagogical University, including publications on Vietnamese history and culture, as well as Vietnamese-language learning materials for overseas Vietnamese (OVs).

According to the digital travel platform Agoda, travel searches by Vietnamese users show a clear shift toward lesser-known destinations offering more personalised and immersive experiences, spanning coastal, mountainous and cultural tourism.

More than 40 photographs by Mỹ Dung were featured at the exhibition. Born in Đà Nẵng in 1959, the photographer has spent over 30 years pursuing the art form and is widely recognised for works inspired by Việt Nam’s seas and islands.

Films, music, television programmes, e-books, video games, journalistic works, images and creative data can now be copied, edited and redistributed within minutes. While copyright violations were once linked mainly to pirated discs or counterfeit books, infringements have shifted online with faster speed, wider scale and greater anonymity.