At the Spring Fair, Tho unveiled a captivating green world crafted entirely from coconut leaves. Her offerings ranged from elegant flower vases and intricate baskets to whimsical creations like handbags, wedding bouquets and lively figures of butterflies, peacocks and other enchanting creatures.
The fair allows production facilities to gather market feedback, understand consumer trends, adjust designs, improve quality, and enhance the value of their products.
A February concert series blends Vietnamese pride, classical masterpieces and cross-border cultural harmony.
The programme aimed to revisit the nation’s revolutionary traditions and reaffirm the Party’s comprehensive leadership throughout the revolutionary process, from the struggle for national independence to national construction and development during the renewal period and international integration.
The target is set out in the Government’s strategy to promote Việt Nam’s global image for the 2026–2030 period, with a vision to 2045, approved by the Prime Minister on January 27. The strategy underlines that promoting Việt Nam's image abroad is not merely information activities, but a strategic "soft" tool serving the country's development.
A new exhibition at Hà Nội’s Văn Miếu – Quốc Tử Giám is transforming centuries-old stone inscriptions into vivid digital narratives, where heritage, technology and the spirit of learning meet in an immersive cultural experience.
More Vietnamese people prefer travelling during the upcoming Tết 2026 (Lunar New Year), with most of them choosing domestic destinations, tourism platforms reported.
HCM City residents and local and international tourists are eager to explore traditional Tết (Lunar New Year) activities at the Vietnamese Tết Festival celebrating the Year of the Horse.
As pink peach blossoms light up the northeastern mountains, Lạng Sơn Province – culturally known as Xứ Lạng – welcomes spring with a vibrant festival celebrating heritage, tourism and regional pride.
Painter Lê Trang has taken art enthusiasts in Hà Nội into her profound and impressive world in the Mộng Giữa Chiều Hoa (Day Dream Among Blossoms) exhibition at the Việt Nam Museum of Fine Arts.
The National Tourism Year is intended to represent more than a symbolic expansion of geographic space following administrative consolidation in Gia Lai Province.
As the Tết holidays for the Year of the Horse approach, many artists and businesses have been hard at work creating horse decorations and statues. These grand art pieces are to be displayed around HCM City (especially its upcoming Nguyễn Huệ Flower Street), Hà Nội and other provinces around Việt Nam.
Implementing Resolution No. 57-NQ/TW, dated December 22, 2024, from the Politburo on breakthrough advancements in science, technology, innovation and national digital transformation, the tourism sector of Đồng Tháp Province is intensifying its digital transformation efforts in promotion and collaboration, viewing these initiatives as a key driver for the province's tourism development.
Saigontourist Group is kicking off the 2026 tourism year with a series of travel promotions at the ongoing first Việt Nam Glorious Spring Fair 2026, held at the Việt Nam Exposition Centre (VEC) in Hà Nội.
The joint booth from Cần Thơ City, themed 'Cần Thơ Agricultural Products - Spreading the Spring of Love', features nearly 250 products, attracting numerous visitors to the first Glorious Spring Fair of 2026.
Bringing together more than 100 photographs, the exhibition revisits pivotal chapters of the nation’s revolution, from the August Revolution of 1945, victories in the resistance wars against the French colonialists and US imperialists, to achievements of the đổi mới (Renewal) process that have strengthened Việt Nam's international standing and improved people's living standards.
For many Hanoians, chè kho is a traditional Tết (Lunar New Year) flavour. For me, it is the scent of my mother’s kitchen, the warmth of family reunions and a sweetness that lingers far beyond the holiday.
The exhibition brings together 60 works including lacquer, oil on canvas, silk, paper, wood, terracotta and ceramics, selected from the museum’s holdings.
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