Vietnamese Ambassador to Belgium Nguyễn Văn Thảo affirmed that Việt Nam wishes to strengthen cooperation with Wallonia in many fields, especially biotechnology, smart agriculture, and clean agriculture - areas of strength for the region as well as aligning with Việt Nam’s sustainable development orientation.
The recognition not only affirms its unique historical, cultural, and spiritual significance but also plays a crucial role in the preservation and promotion of this invaluable heritage.
By 2025, Cà Mau Province aims to welcome approximately eight million visitors, with total tourism revenue exceeding VNĐ8.5 trillion.
A puppetry festival will be held to celebrate and help spread the art in Quảng Ninh Province in November.
Accordingly, the Việt Nam Film Institute will provide a collection of 10 cinematic works for screening at Metrograph Theatre in New York, providing international audiences with a better insight into Việt Nam and its culture.
The exhibition presents 40 illustrative artworks created by 39 painters from across the country. Each work unfolds its own story, from the simplicity of childhood memories to the cultural traits of different regions.
The event aims to not only to promote the region's lush natural image and unique cultural identity but also to strategically affirm the brand of ecological, cultural, culinary and community tourism.
Overcoming strong competition, Vietnamese singer Đức Phúc won the Intervision song contest 2025 on September 20 in Moscow, Russia.
Around 2,000 delegates are anticipated, including representatives from more than 200 domestic travel businesses and 120 international companies from key markets such as Thailand, the Republic of Korea, Japan, China, India and Russia.
Drama troupes in HCM City are working on the adaptation of classical cải lương (reformed opera) and drama plays, promising to surprise and delight audiences.
Developing cultural industries has been identified as a national priority for Việt Nam, requiring not only sound policies and investment but also the nurturing of a highly skilled workforce capable of meeting the demands of integration and innovation.
From Đà Lạt’s cool highlands to Mũi Né’s golden sands and the pristine forests of Gia Nghĩa, Lâm Đồng Province is weaving together its diverse landscapes and cultures to position itself as a distinctive and sustainable tourism hub in Việt Nam and the wider region.
HCM City is ramping up tourism promotion with a series of major year-end events and festivals as it pursues ambitious 2025 targets of 10 million international visitors, 50 million domestic tourists, and VNĐ290 trillion (US$11 billion) in revenue.
For generations, these colourful creations have captured children's joy and preserved folk tales. By breathing new life into ‘Tò he’, Đặng Văn Hậu is contributing to preserving Việt Nam's traditional toy figurines, showing that even the smallest toys can carry a nation's culture.
The core values that VNUFA pursues are Identity - Creativity - Humanity. By 2030, The school will maintain its position as the leading fine arts training institution in the ASEAN region and Asia.
A new benchmark for luxury hospitality has been set in Việt Nam with the launch of Vias Resort Vân Phong Peninsula, the country’s first private island retreat.
The Vietnamese version of American magazine Esquire officially launched in HCM City on September 19.
The concert, titled “Secret Garden Live in Việt Nam”, is part of the 2025 Good Morning Việt Nam, an annual global community-focused music project spearheaded by Nhân dân (People) newspaper and IB Group Việt Nam. The show coincides with the 30th anniversary of the duo’s career.