Hưng Yên and Hải Phòng are harnessing heritage as a driver of sustainable tourism, though turning cultural treasures into lasting ‘soft power’ demands long-term vision and strategic solutions.
In the heart of Pù Luông Nature Reserve, Lặn Ngoài Village revives centuries-old brocade weaving, turning cultural heritage into a vibrant draw for sustainable tourism.
The Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism (MCST) has announced a list of 10 outstanding cultural, sports, and tourism events in 2025.
A four-day New Year break is fueling a surge in Việt Nam’s domestic tourism, with families rushing to book short getaways and travel firms reporting record demand.
The Romania Journal described the island as “a vibrant destination that combines beautiful natural scenery, modern resorts, high end services, traditional craft villages, and a fascinating culture”.
Radiant Hà Nội – Light and Heritage is a dazzling exhibition not to be missed, offering a standout cultural and artistic highlight as 2025 draws to a close and 2026 approaches.
US travel site Travel Off Path crowns Phú Quốc the ‘Hawaii of Asia,’ praising its stunning beaches, unique experiences, and wallet‑friendly charm.
Hội An’s ancient town comes alive as the 21st Hội An – Japan Cultural Exchange opens, celebrating centuries of friendship with vibrant cultural performances and modern creativity.
Far beyond simple projections on walls, X Space Immersive turns a space in Vincom Royal City, Hà Nội, into a ‘living canvas’, emerging as an exciting new destination for immersive art lovers.
The artwork was finally completed after more than a year, becoming a vibrant testament to the spirit of borderless connection that the project aims to promote.
Huế steps onto the global stage as CNN spotlights its heritage and culture, drawing millions of viewers worldwide.
Educators and experts raised their voices at a conference that aimed to enhance capacity and promote research in the field of media training and education in Việt Nam amid impacts from AI and the digital transformation.
A horror manga by Light Comic Studio has been honoured at the Japan International Manga Awards.
The impressive growth reflects the sector’s effective rebound after a challenging period, driven by the capital city’s diversified tourism products.
The most typical products of the mountainous province of Cao Bằng are introduced to public at a trade fairs and product promotion in Hà Nội's Cầu Giấy Park.
This figure includes 420,000 international visitors and 6.68 million domestic tourists.
The peak citrus harvest season in Bắc Ninh Province not only beckons tourists, but also heralds new opportunities for agricultural tourism, inviting visitors to indulge in the rich experiences of the region’s fruit-growing legacy.
A lineup of Vietnamese and international contemporary visual artists and musicians are set to bring a cultural extravaganza to HCM City residents and tourists at the Hozo City Tết Fest 2025 on December 27-31.
