The award honours individuals, artists and cultural practitioners, who have made significant contributions to preserving, promoting and sharing cultural values.
The scientific conference titled Folk Culture and Folk Arts of Vietnam after the Reunification of the Country (1975-2025) was organised by the Association of Vietnamese Folklorists. It was attended by many cultural specialists nationwide.
The Cái Mép–Thị Vải area has recently recorded a steady rise in international cruise arrivals, underscoring the city’s growing prominence on the regional cruise tourism map.
Việt Nam's Lô Lô Chải has been honoured as one of the best tourism villages in 2025 by the United Nations World Tourism Organisation (UN Tourism) on October 17 in Huzhou City, Zhejiang Province, China.
The event aims to honour the local pottery craft and also serves as a tribute to artisans who have for hundreds of years contributed to shaping the glazed cultural appearance of this land.
Held by the Vietnam Federation of UNESCO Associations, the event marked another milestone in strengthening bilateral cooperation in the fields of culture and creativity.
Norwegian-Irish duo Secret Garden are set to make their long-awaited Việt Nam debut, bringing decades of musical legacy to the stage in a concert that blends emotion, culture and community spirit.
A tourism business networking event is held on October 17 to promote cooperation between local travel companies and their partners from the Republic of Korea (RoK) and the Philippines.
The film channels the spirit of unity, pride, and cultural resonance that defined the original event — now brought to life on the big screen for audiences across the country.
Indigo Airlines is set to launch a direct flight from Hà Nội to New Delhi on December 20, operating seven times a week with modern Airbus A321neo aircraft.
The project Preserving and Safeguarding Memories 50 Years after the War particularly focuses on paper artifacts, film materials, and photographs, which, despite their significant value, have not received adequate attention in Việt Nam.
This exhibition will feature approximately 80 booths, including a dedicated area showcasing OCOP products and traditional handicrafts from the local community
HCM City was once again honoured at the 2025 World Travel Awards (WTA) for Asia and Oceania held on October 13 in Hong Kong (China), reaffirming its position as one of the world’s leading destinations with four prestigious titles, according to its Department of Tourism.
The 5th Regional Conference of Organisation of World Heritage Cities – Asia and Pacific (OWHC-AP) concluded in the central city of Huế on October 16 after three days of diverse and engaging activities.
Việt Nam and other Asia’s culinary hotspots are gaining international recognition for their vibrant and diverse food cultures, according to the latest report unveiled by Marriott International.
The recognition marks a major milestone for Ninh Bình, underscoring its push to bolster global tourism profile, weave sustainable development with a deepening engagement in the international travel ecosystem.
The initiative reflects Việt Nam’s concrete efforts to implement the Party and State’s policy on deepening international integration in the new situation and revitalising and developing Vietnamese culture in the new era.
Aki Matsuri – Japanese Autumn Festival features diverse cultural experiences including traditional Japanese game of kendama, shogi chess, origami, and Ningyo dolls displays, as well as Yosakoi dance and Iaido sword demonstrations.