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According to Deputy Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Lê Hải Bình, the festival is a gathering of the diverse and vibrant colours of countries around the world, showcasing cultural regions from across the globe, all coming together to celebrate their uniqueness and blend harmoniously.

According to VITA Chairman Vũ Thế Bình, MICE is among the fastest-growing segments in the tourism economy, especially following the COVID-19 pandemic when demand surged globally.

Việt Nam, blessed with abundant natural and cultural assets, is working to adopt greener practices to secure long-term growth and strengthen its position on the global tourism map

The event is held by the Centre National Interprofessionnel de l'Économie Laitière (CNIEL), with the support of the European Union, as part of a series of activities promoting French cuisine in Việt Nam.

Originating in Thạch Xá village more than three decades ago, the bamboo dragonfly was once just a simple toy for children. Today, it has become a cultural symbol that connects generations and keeps Vietnamese tradition alive.

Da Dad Doll by Bùi Thịnh Đa from HCM City brings ball-jointed dolls to life with the identity of Việt Nam. More than just dolls, they are soulful creations crafted with love and the hands of a dedicated artist.

Shot in July by photographer Nguyễn Ngọc Thiện, the series is the result of multiple journeys tracking the whale across the sea, capturing vivid and emotionally resonant moments in nature.

As Vietnamese fashion takes bold strides onto the international stage, a new generation of designers is redefining the industry with a unique blend of cultural heritage, sustainable materials and modern aesthetics. From the runways of New York to the workshops of Hà Nội, brands like IVY moda and LA PHAM are proving that Việt Nam is no longer just a rising star but a creative force to watch.

The Hong Kong Tourism Board said there were over 39,000 Vietnamese visitors between January and July, a 46.6 per cent increase year-on-year.

Two architectural works revitalising deserted spaces by Vietnamese architect Mai Hưng Trung, also known as Trung Mai, have been featured at the Venice Biennale Architettura 2025, the world's largest architecture event currently taking place in Venice, Italy

Hà Nội participates in the event showcasing tourism potential in its 40sq.m promotion space with theme 'Hà Nội Đến Để Yêu' (Hanoi Venir Pour Aimer) or (Hanoi, come to love)

The programme which will take place from November 1 to 10, 2025, aimes to increase recognition and create an impression of the image of 'Việt Nam- Endless Beauty' for American tourists.

This is not only a recognition but also a testament to the efforts to fulfill commitments to biodiversity conservation.

Visitors and children will can experience and join in workshops that introduce and make traditional Mid-Autumn toys.

In the context of a strong digital transformation, the Vietnamese publishing market is facing an opportunity to reshape reading culture.

Việt Nam News speaks with Paul Massad, founder of Push Climbing, the country’s largest climbing gym network, about the rapidly growing sport of indoor rock climbing, and what the future holds for it.

According to the publication, Hà Nội’s Old Quarter – a lesser-known destination for viewing fall foliage – comes alive with vibrant colours as the temperature dips.

Vietnamese singer Đức Phúc has won the Intervision music competition in Russia after beating 22 competitors on Sunday night. His victory marks the first time in nearly 50 years that Việt Nam has won at an international music contest. Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính has sent a message of congratulations to the 28-year-old artist and music fans nationwide.