Việt Nam News

Hà Nội is again known over the Asia and world as it is named among the happiest cities of 2025.

Vietnamese traditional puppetry is expected to become more widely popular in the community after the Việt Nam Puppet Theatre signed major performance agreements with two partners during the ongoing Autumn Fair 2025 in Hà Nội.

Twenty international and Vietnamese fashion designers and brands will bring their unique designs to the Aquafina Việt Nam International Fashion Week (AVIFW) Fall/Winter 2025, which will take place in Hà Nội from November 11-15.

Đà Lạt in the Highland province of Lâm Đồng was named among the top destinations in Asia for the Halloween holiday.

To attract more international visitors, Việt Nam needs to expand tourism products such as MICE (meetings, incentives, conferences, and exhibitions) tourism, golf tourism, and green tourism. Localities should develop and select new, distinctive tours and tourism services tailored to specific markets.

The Việt Nam Film Institute and General Science Library of HCM City will screen a free film for children on November 9 at the library in downtown HCM City.

A running club operated by a Dutch expat in HCM City brings together both Vietnamese and foreigners, creating a welcoming space that encourages social connection and a healthier, more disciplined lifestyle.

Amid the vibrant colours of Hà Nội’s Autumn Fair, a compact minimalist coffee cart stands out, serving warm, fragrant cups and reflecting the inspiring journey of a Vietnamese businesswoman driven by passion and innovation.

The HCM City Department of Tourism has launched a culinary tourism campaign, featuring 20 new food tours to promote the “foodie” experience and the city’s culinary tourism.

Silver Bear – Grand Jury Prize, Berlinale 2023-winning Afire will open the festival in Hà Nội on October 30 at 7.15pm.

Under the baton of conductor Alexander Sladkovsky, the Tatarstan National Symphony Orchestra (TNSO) from Russia delivered classical performances that were as electrifying as they were exquisite, leaving the audience in raptures in Hà Nội's Hồ Gươm Opera

A new jazz project is breathing fresh life into the timeless songs of Trịnh Công Sơn, and setting the stage for a cross-cultural musical journey that spans generations and borders.

More than 600 composers and musicians from 38 music associations across the country will participate in the National Open Music Festival in HCM City from October 29 to November 2.

The event, which drew numerous female representatives from diplomatic missions, international organisations, Sri Lankan agencies, businesses, and the local Vietnamese community, honoured the role of women in society and served as a cultural diplomacy initiative to enhance mutual understanding between the two countries.​

Việt Nam's Nhân Duyên art troupe has enraptured audiences with their traditional Vietnamese music performance at the “In-Yeon Concert 2025” at the Ainuri Theatre in Hwaseong city, Gyeonggi province, South Korea.

Large-scale events like such as a MICE tour of nearly 1,000 Chinese visitors traveling by land, the Beihai–Ha Long cruise routes, and the charter flights between Shenzhen (China) and Vân Đồn (Việt Nam) have been a robust signal to the local tourism, which is striving to welcome 1.25 million international arrivals in Quarter 4 to complete its yearly target of 21.2 million visitors, including 4.09 mi

Cần Thơ City, which is situated in the heart of the Cửu Long (Mekong) Delta, plans to host the first-ever festival to honour and promote river culture by the end of this year.

'Hành Trình Kết Nối' (The Connection Journey) is opening at Văn Miếu – Quốc Tử Giám (Temple of Literature) to honour cultural and artistic diversity and strengthens connections within the global watercolour artist community.