Việt Nam News

Experts have called for stronger implementation of heritage management regulations under the Cultural Heritage Law, clearer responsibilities for site management boards and stricter action against activities that distort cultural traditions.

Seventeen movies will be shown at Việt Nam Cinema 40 Years of Reform programme at Đà Nẵng International Film Festival IV (DANAFF) from June 28 to July 4. 

Hội An Memories Show has received the Excellent Partner Award 2026 from Trip.com, one of the world's leading online travel platforms, following positive traveller reviews and strong engagement from international visitors.

According to the Korean media, Phú Quốc is not just a beautiful beach. It is a place where tropical nature, modern entertainment experiences, romantic moments, and a sense of healing converge. An island where people come not only to travel but also to feel happiness with all their senses.

Enhancing service quality, improving workforce skills and accelerating digital transformation will be crucial to strengthening the competitiveness of Vietnam’s tourism industry.

In Sự Mê Đắm Của Hồ Gươm (The Ecstasy of Hồ Gươm), Bruce Weigl invites readers into a vision of Hà Nội seen from the other side of the front line, where memories of war, guilt, repentance and a deep love for Việt Nam coexist within a powerful emotional current.

Việt Nam has consistently been recognised by international organisations and tourism awards for its diverse landscapes, rich cultural heritage, low travel costs, and improving tourism infrastructure.

Record-breaking revenue and a surge in local productions have propelled Vietnamese cinema into a new era of growth, even as filmmakers face an increasingly unforgiving battle for audiences, screening slots and long-term sustainability.

MICE tourism and the night-time economy are set to become new “gold mines” for HCM City, according to Lê Trương Hiền Hoà, deputy director of the municipal Department of Tourism.

The theatre's director, Nguyễn Sĩ Tiến, spoke to the media about theatre in an age dominated by screens and social media.

Travellers are increasingly seeking novel destinations that offer meaningful experiences centred on local cuisine and ethnic culture.

Outstanding Vietnamese people of different fields are honoured at an exhibition entitled Ordinary but Noble Examples at the Hồ Chí Minh Museum in Hà Nội.

The two bronze medals were won by Chef Lưu Huỳnh Châu and Chef Nguyễn Thành Hiếu, giving the Hà Nội team its first international honours at the event.

Making its debut at the Asian Pop Culture Festival (APCF), the largest event of its kind ever staged in Paris, Việt Nam featured around 10 booths, including six dedicated to food and several others highlighting the nation’s cultural heritage.

Silk Path Group has signed an MoU with South Korea’s Hanatour, paving the way for long-term collaboration in tailored travel experiences and tourism development for South Korean visitors.

The exhibition showcased more than 20 works by five Vietnamese artists – Trịnh Minh Tiến, Đỗ Hiệp, Trần Ngọc Anh, Trịnh Tuấn and Công Kim Hoa – representing different generations and artistic styles.

Designed as a continuous artistic journey, the event paired two generations of pianists in a musical dialogue intended to foster connection, dialogue and mutual understanding while deepening the Việt Nam-Poland comprehensive partnership.