A newly upgraded heritage tourist train on the Huế – Đà Nẵng route has been launched, offering enhanced services and a refreshed design to elevate the travel experience between the two central destinations.
The HCM City Book Street achieved total revenue of VNĐ62.45 billion (US$2.34 million) in 2025, a year-on-year rise of 8.9 per cent.
Although the Vietnamese student community in Tomsk numbers only about 60 members, the event offered a rich and comprehensive cultural experience, demonstrating strong unity and pride in national identity. Beyond celebrating heritage, the festival served as a cultural bridge connecting Việt Nam with international friends in Western Siberia.
Việt Nam will be the next host of the 73rd Miss World competition in 2026.
The HCM City Ballet Symphony Orchestra and Opera (HBSO) will present a special performance of the classic ballet Carmen Suite accompanied by live music by the orchestra at the Saigon Opera House on March 28.
Once known mainly as the land of the Hùng Kings, Phú Thọ Province reveals a richer charm, where vibrant traditions, unique customs and diverse attractions make it far more than a pilgrimage destination.
Beyond conservation, digitisation also opens up opportunities to enhance the value of heritage in modern life. Online museums, digital exhibitions, virtual tours and creative products inspired by heritage are gradually becoming a bridge between tradition and the public.
HCM City is leveraging its infrastructure, policy framework and regional connectivity to accelerate the development of meetings, incentives, conferences and exhibitions (MICE) tourism, aiming to attract corporate travellers and strengthen its position as a leading destination.
Inspired by Tô Hoài’s classic 'Dế Mèn Phiêu Lưu Ký' (Adventures of a Cricket), the awards honour works by children and for children, aiming to build a vibrant cultural ecosystem in the digital era.
Việt Nam National Television (VTV) is set to launch a slate of new programmes this year, scheduled in special time slots to attract a wider audience from March 30.
An exhibition by Japanese artist Kuwakubo Ryota offers a fascinating and contemplative exploration of Hà Nội at the Japan Foundation Centre for Cultural Exchange.
The second edition of Thai Festival in Hà Nội, which is hosted by the Royal Thai Embassy, will open to the public from 10am to 9pm with free admission on March 27-29.
With international visitor numbers to Việt Nam surpassing two million each month this year, the country’s cities are seeing a steady rise in tourism.
I don’t expect the intensity of the British game or the numbers we see in Germany, but surely we can expect more than the largely muted atmosphere of the V.League.
The Phú Thọ Circus and Performing Arts Complex in Phú Thọ Ward, the most modern cultural centre of HCM City, will officially welcome audiences next month.
The 22nd Travel Fair will take place from April 2 to 5 at September 23 Park in HCM City, featuring hundreds of products, services, and special offers for the summer season.
In the vocal category, held March 21–24, the Vietnamese delegation won the competition’s top awards, including the first prize, also the highest and most prestigious vocal award, awarded to Dương Ngọc Ánh.
Emily Wagner was one of the few Vietnamese artists to share the stage with legendary Thomas Anders, a member of the German Euro-disco duo Modern Talking, during his tour in Việt Nam in October 2025, a rare milestone that few Vietnamese performers, especially child artists, get to experience.
