From 80,000-strong street celebrations to glowing cruises across Hạ Long Bay, Quảng Ninh is pulling out all the stops for a blockbuster summer festival expected to draw 1.3 million visitors.
Malaysia is promoting the country's vibrant lifestyle, rich culture and unique diversity at the Visit Malaysia 2026 seminar and with an impressive booth at the Việt Nam International Travel Mart (VITM) in the past two days in Hà Nội.
The campaign themed 'Ngưng Bet Dừng Bết' (Stop Betting to Stop Losing) garnered the participation of tens of thousands of young people in the city.
By piloting smoke‑free destinations across Đà Lạt and beyond, the province is aligning public health with sustainability, building a clean, safe, and eco‑friendly tourism ecosystem that strengthens its appeal to visitors worldwide.
I wonder about my future here, reading the complaints online, breathing thick air, lamenting my landlord.
Iran conflict is now rolling toward a month, and there is no question that the impact has been felt globally, with oil supply reportedly cut by 20 per cent and many countries facing fuel shortages that affect everyday business. However, oil is more than just fuel for cars, trucks, and airplanes, and this is the hidden risk that may change the direction of Việt Nam forever.
Despite global tourism headwinds linked to geopolitical conflicts, transport disruptions and surging travel expenses, Việt Nam's tourism sector has sustained strong growth, underscoring the destination’s resilience and rising international profile.
Quảng Ninh Province aims to build culture as a core driving force of development, with cultural industries and the creative economy contributing around 9 per cent of GRDP by 2045.
Despite encouraging progress, experts note that clearer strategies are needed to substantively attract a higher proportion of international buyers, shifting the focus from increasing numbers to targeting the right markets and segments.
The award was initiated by President of the Association of Asian Artists Charlotte Agusttes-Reynier to give promising Vietnamese art students a real taste of Paris.
Alongside its traditional culture, Hải Phòng’s contemporary cultural and artistic life is thriving. With the implementation of Politburo Resolution No. 80 NQ/TW, the city’s cultural and artistic sectors are poised for further advancement.
Phú Quốc is positioned as a compelling alternative – even a potential rival to Phuket – for travellers seeking authenticity in Southeast Asia. Its appeal lies not only in scenic beauty and fresh seafood, but also in the harmonious coexistence of modern tourism and enduring local culture.
Phạm Quang Phúc’s 'Khu Vườn Trong Tim Ta' (The Garden Within Us), published by Crabit Kidbooks and Hà Nội Publishing House, has become the first Vietnamese title selected for the prestigious BRAW Amazing Bookshelf 2026 at the Bologna Children’s Book Fair.
Linh spoke to media about CHOI Workshop, which has made a strong mark through art-based education programmes, cultural heritage projects and community-driven initiatives.
Tây Ninh province is stepping up efforts to develop cultural tourism by diversifying products, enhancing digital transformation and strengthening regional linkages, aiming to welcome 10 million visitors by 2026.
The SUMMER DAWN ’26 fashion show by Mr CRAZY & Lady SEXY brand was held in HCM City late last week, unveiling new collections while delivering a refreshing “reset” for summer fashion.
Việt Nam has in recent years undergone a notable transformation in its tourism development strategy, placing a strong emphasis on nature-based and eco-tourism.
Nguyễn Trần Hà Linh, an 18-year-old student, has been crowned Miss Multicultural Việt Nam 2026, becoming the youngest contestant to win the title.
