Việt Nam strives to develop sustainable tourism

Deputy Prime Minister Mai Văn Chính has urged the tourism industry to transform its growth model, using digital transformation as a driving force to improve service quality, tourist experience and management efficiency.

Vietnamese cinema featured at ASEAN+3 Film Festival in Prague

The ASEAN+3 Film Festival opened in Prague on September 3, bringing together the film industries of ASEAN member states (Việt Nam, Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Thailand), alongside China, Japan, and the Republic of Korea.

Art from the heart pays tribute to heroes

Spanning decades of struggle and resilience, this exhibition reminds viewers that the fight for independence was waged not only with weapons, but also with brushes, ink, and conviction. Through art, these lives and legacies continue to speak across generations.

Post-holiday movies lineup unveiled

A slate of new Vietnamese films is set to hit cinemas nationwide this week, marking a lively return to the big screen after the National Day holiday.

Taste of Korea spices up Hội An streets

A traditional and Korean food space will be featured at the Korean Food Festival in the ancient town on September 6–7, offering free tastings and cooking demonstrations with Korean chefs at the food courts.

Việt Nam’s tourism booms over National Day holiday

The four-day National Day holiday from August 30 – September 2 gave a boost to Việt Nam’s tourism, with a surge in both domestic and international visitors, contributing to driving the sector’s post-pandemic recovery and growth.

Việt Nam tourism breaks records with US$23.4 billion in revenue

Việt Nam’s tourism industry has set new records in the first seven months of 2025, welcoming over 12.2 million international visitors and generating nearly US$23.4 billion in revenue, driven by open visa policies, expanded flight networks, and innovative marketing campaigns.

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