Vietnamese publishers take books to global readers

A growing number of Vietnamese publishers are investing in foreign-language editions of local works as part of broader efforts to expand international readership and strengthen the country's cultural presence overseas.

Quảng Ninh hosts over 10 million visitors in five months

For the remainder of the year, Quảng Ninh province plans to host a series of major events as it works to fulfil its target of welcoming 22 million visitors, including 5.2 million foreigners, and generating VNĐ65 trillion in tourism revenue.

Khánh Hòa turns sporting events into tourism draw

A packed calendar of international sporting events, combined with its renowned coastline, is helping Khánh Hòa strengthen its position as one of Việt Nam's leading sports tourism destinations while attracting growing numbers of domestic and international visitors.

From lantern parade to national cultural brand

What began as a community-led Mid-Autumn lantern parade has grown into one of Việt Nam's most distinctive festivals. This year's edition marks another step in Tuyên Quang's ambition to turn Thành Tuyên into a national cultural and tourism brand.

Setting sail into Hạ Long's heritage

Traditional three-plank sailing boats are making a comeback in Hạ Long Bay through a new heritage tourism experience that allows visitors to discover the region's rich maritime culture from an entirely new perspective.

Heritage motifs woven into fashion

​​​​​​​Artist Lê Thanh transforms award‑winning artwork into a silk scarf collection, bringing Vietnamese cultural motifs into everyday life.

Keeping the craft of Dó paper alive

Once used for royal documents and treasured for its remarkable strength, Dó paper has become one of Việt Nam's most fragile traditional crafts. In Châm Khê Village, Bắc Ninh Province, a handful of artisans are striving to preserve this centuries-old tradition and finding new ways to bring Dó paper into modern life.

Exhibition opens to showcase Hà Nội in the future

The plan aims to build Hà Nội into a multi-centre model, with the Hồng (Red) River as the development axis, striving to become a global city with one of the highest living quality and happiness in the world.

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