Over the past decade, Tràng An has become a successful example of development that regards culture as both a driving force and an objective while placing people at the centre of all development efforts.
The additional seating in Grandstand A4 will be put into operation ahead of schedule to meet growing demand from both local residents and tourists eager to enjoy one of Việt Nam’s most anticipated summer events.
Lâm Đồng Province is working on the digitalisation of tourist destinations in Phú Quý Special Administrative Zone.
The archipelago attracts tourists for its sheer granite cliffs bordering deserted beaches and crystal-clear blue water – an ideal destination for discovering a more tranquil side of the country.
The awards are launched to promote cultural industries – a creative economic sector expected to become a new growth engine, making significant contributions to socio-economic development and enhancing Việt Nam's culture on the international stage.
Under the theme Happy Family – Prosperous Nation, the event, from June 25 to 29, is an annual initiative of the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism.
Soprano Nguyễn Bảo Yến has successfully defended her doctoral thesis in musicology at the S. V. Rachmaninoff National Conservatory in Russia, becoming the first Vietnamese female singer to earn a doctoral degree in music abroad. She talks about her enduring journey and her upcoming musical plans.
The annual event aims to promote the unique cultural and tourism values of Thăng Long – Hà Nội while honouring the lotus, a symbol deeply embedded in Vietnamese cultural and spiritual life.
Terrariums are quietly gaining popularity in Việt Nam, offering urban dwellers a simple way to bring nature into their homes.
Marriott International has appointed Sander Looijen as its new market vice president for Việt Nam, effective June 22, 2026.
Director General of the department, Đặng Trần Cường, has recently issued an official dispatch regarding film production, distribution, and dissemination.
The publication said Hà Nội often leaves visitors with an immediate impression of energy and vitality, marked by its busy streets and constant movement. Beneath the bustling urban rhythm, however, lies a city rich in history and culture, featuring iconic landmarks such as the Temple of Literature, Hoàn Kiếm Lake, the Hanoi Opera House, the Hồ Chí Minh Mausoleum and the One Pillar Pagoda.
Many contemporary plays are tackling real-life issues through relatable stories, drawing large audiences, particularly young people.
Freshly caught herring, grilled over charcoal, emits a fragrant aroma that entices travellers passing along the coastal road in Quảng Trị to stop and enjoy.
Titled 'New Acquisitions from the Collection of the Việt Nam Fine Arts Museum', the exhibition has been curated from thousands of recently acquired works. It introduces to the public a selection of significant recent pieces, representing the culmination of research and collection efforts over the past 10 years.
Huế is simultaneously stepping up efforts to attract investment into tourism, services and cultural industries. In the first five months of 2026, the city secured more than VNĐ19 trillion in newly registered investment capital, with projects planned in coastal tourism, lagoon-based ecotourism, cultural spaces along the Perfume River, convention and exhibition centres, night-time economy projects and cultural innovation hubs.
Nestled among coastal sand dunes in Cam Ranh, the project was conceived with a strong commitment to respecting the natural landscape and harnessing water as its central element. Rather than creating a visually dominant structure, the design blends into the terrain, making use of sand layers, native vegetation and open spaces to strengthen the connection between people and nature.
With coordinated efforts in planning, infrastructure development, product diversification, human resources training, digital transformation and destination branding, Phú Thọ is well-positioned to transform tourism into a spearhead economic sector and a new engine of sustainable growth in the years ahead.