Lâm Đồng promotes tourism, service products for Halal market

During the trip, the delegation will survey destinations in Đà Lạt and Phan Thiết to identify tourism products aligned with Halal standards. The programme also aims to promote Lâm Đồng’s cultural identity and signature tourism offerings to international partners, such as the Datala Waterfall, specialty coffee, Po Sah Inư Tower, the Ancient Fishing Village Fish Sauce Museum, and the "Fisherman Show – Legend of the Fishing Village.”

Missing the big gigs

I know neither HCM City nor Hà Nội will be on the next Oasis tour, and I’m not expecting the Arctic Monkeys to jet in anytime soon.

Vast potential for mountain tourism

Despite their natural and cultural richness, Việt Nam's geopark-based tourism remains underdeveloped, with noticeable gaps in both quality and sustainability.

Tourist sites at Huế Monuments Complex reopen after floods

Shortly after reopening, the Huế Imperial Citadel received its first tour group from Malaysia - a positive sign for the return of international tourists following the floods. Many more groups from countries such as the UK and France have also come to visit the citadel.

Strings attached as Hà Nội hosts global guitar gathering

The 2nd International Guitar Workshop struck a chord in Hà Nội recently, aiming to inspire, educate and connect young Vietnamese and international musicians. The workshop’s founder, An Trần, a guitar professor at Roosevelt University’s Chicago College of Performing Arts, the University of Illinois Chicago and Northern Illinois University, spoke to the media about his ongoing efforts and contributions to training and supporting young guitarists.

Gia Lai promotes culture-based tourism

Amid modern life, when many traditional values risk being lost, developing tourism in tandem with preserving local ethnic cultures is seen as a sustainable direction that enables communities to grow economically while maintaining their unique identities.

Central Việt Nam's heritage on path to sustainable development

The enduring appeal of the three world cultural heritage sites in the central region demonstrates that when cultural heritage is cherished and creatively promoted, it becomes a valuable and lasting resource for sustainable tourism, contributing to Vietnam’s global image and sharing the nation’s cultural essence with the world.

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