France’s online magazine Journal des Français à l'étranger has described the central coastal city of Đà Nẵng as an increasingly attractive destination for the global digital nomad community, thanks to its affordable cost of living, improving infrastructure and high quality of life.
It is backed by a team of Việt Nam's leading filmmakers working alongside international experts, bringing together the expertise and experience needed to create a production capable of captivating audiences both at home and abroad.
The Museum of HCM City hosts Heritage Connection Week, starting from June 27, in celebration of the 50th anniversary of Sài Gòn – Gia Định being officially named after President Hồ Chí Minh (July 2, 1976 - 2026).
The programme is designed as a platform for networking, dialogue and collaboration between Vietnamese film professionals and partners from across the region and around the world.
Authorities in Lâm Đồng province have launched a comprehensive assessment of the UNESCO Dak Nông Global Geopark as part of efforts to strengthen heritage conservation ahead of the site's next UNESCO revalidation in 2027.
HCM City has evolved into Việt Nam’s leading economic and cultural hub, driven not only by economic growth and global integration but also by the formation of an open, diverse urban identity rooted in cultural convergence.
From silent movie classics to Oscar-winning masterpieces, DANAFF IV’s Focus on American Cinema programme showcases 13 landmark films that have shaped the history of world cinema. This special screening series is curated and presented by DANAFF in collaboration with the US diplomatic mission in Việt Nam and the Motion Picture Association of America.
A webtoon exhibition will open on June 30 at the South Korean Cultural Centre to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the centre’s establishment.
The exhibition is presented as part of a partnership between the French Institute and the French Football Federation (FFF). It runs until July 20 at 15 Thiền Quang Street.
A new documentary, Hồ Chí Minh City – Half a Century Bearing His Name, has premiered to mark 50 years since Sài Gòn – Gia Định was officially named after President Hồ Chí Minh (July 2, 1976 - 2026).
Organised by the Vietnamese Embassy in Australia, the event attracted nearly 200 participants, including ambassadors, high commissioners and members of the diplomatic corps, local officials, international friends, and members of the Vietnamese community living, studying and working in Canberra.
A growing number of Vietnamese publishers are investing in foreign-language editions of local works as part of broader efforts to expand international readership and strengthen the country's cultural presence overseas.
Ninh Bình has announced a strong tourism growth in the first half of the year, with a record of nearly 17.6 million arrivals, including 1.8 million foreign visitors.
For the remainder of the year, Quảng Ninh province plans to host a series of major events as it works to fulfil its target of welcoming 22 million visitors, including 5.2 million foreigners, and generating VNĐ65 trillion in tourism revenue.
A packed calendar of international sporting events, combined with its renowned coastline, is helping Khánh Hòa strengthen its position as one of Việt Nam's leading sports tourism destinations while attracting growing numbers of domestic and international visitors.
Titled The Last Bullet, the film follows the remarkable journey of the Olympic shooting champion, highlighting the perseverance, discipline, coach-athlete bond and personal sacrifices behind his historic achievement.
At the fourth Đà Nẵng Asian Film Festival (DANAFF IV), taking place this week, Seymour will lead the Acting Masterclass, where she will share insights drawn from more than five decades of experience in the film industry.
What began as a community-led Mid-Autumn lantern parade has grown into one of Việt Nam's most distinctive festivals. This year's edition marks another step in Tuyên Quang's ambition to turn Thành Tuyên into a national cultural and tourism brand.
