The HCM City Department of Tourism said the city's tourism industry has continued to record impressive growth in February in both the number of visitors and tourism revenue.
As 2025 begins, Vietnamese cinema is showing positive signs in terms of revenue. In just the first two months, four Vietnamese films have exceeded VNĐ100 billion in ticket sales, with some achieving this milestone in less than a week.
Blind boxes have recently become a phenomenon in Việt Nam, attracting people of all ages. In 2024 alone, blind box sales reached nearly US$6 million, according to Metric, an e-commerce data platform. As the blind box craze grows, it’s key to enjoy the thrill without going overboard.
The central city’s museum has been calling for donations of documents, exhibits and documents related to the history and development of the city and Quảng Nam Province, ready to introduce them to the public on the occasion of the newly decorated museum re-opening March 28.
The organising committee for the 9th Buôn Ma Thuột Coffee Festival has announced 17 main activities for the event during a conference in Đắk Lắk Province’s Buôn Ma Thuột City on February 26.
This marks the first time this year that tourists and border residents can conduct entry and exit activities through the border gate pair of Hoành Mô (Việt Nam) – Dongzhong (China).
Đà Nẵng has announced that in 2025, it will implement various strategies to attract a large number of cruise ship tourists, aiming to effectively tap into the potential market segment.
The Southern province of Đồng Nai is preparing for its first Biên Hoà – Đồng Nai Traditional Ceramics Festival, which is planned to be held in April.
Bùi Tiến Tuấn, one of a few Vietnamese artists to specialise in silk painting, talks about his work.
The photos were meticulously preserved by journalist László Rozsa's family, before being handed over to the National Archives Centre.
In its debut edition, the exhibition will feature more than 100 leading galleries from major art capitals, including New York, London, Tokyo, Seoul, Hong Kong, Beijing and Taipei, alongside some of Việt Nam’s most esteemed art institutions.
Lacquer, a refined Vietnamese art, comes to life at a workshop at the Temple of Literature. Participants explore techniques like eggshell inlay and gold leaf gilding, experiencing the beauty of this rich cultural heritage.
The Tiên Sa Show, a contemporary dance performance combining music, ballet, drama and opera theatre, has been introduced by the Trưng Vương Theatre.
A documentary film on the 2024 TV phenomenon Anh Trai ‘Say Hi’ (Say Hi with Bros) will hit cinemas nationwide on February 26.
A photo exhibition celebrating Việt Nam's three-decade-long journey within the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) opened in Hà Nội on February 25, as part of the 2025 ASEAN Future Forum (AFF).
Tripadvisor describes Hà Nội as a perfect blend of ancient charm and modern vibrancy.