Việt Nam News

The French Institute of Việt Nam will present a special dance show by French-Algerian choreographer Hervé Koubi as part of his exceptional tour to Việt Nam, beginning on June 17.

Each year, the Vía Bà Chúa Xứ (The Lady of the Realm) Goddess Festival in An Giang attracts more than four million domestic and international visitors.

The One Commune One Product (OCOP) programme in Đồng Tháp Province is expanding beyond agricultural specialties, gradually emerging as a bridge linking farming, local culture and community-based tourism into a unified value chain.

Andrreii walked from Nha Trang to Hà Nội for 43 days after bringing his family to live in the beach city for a year.

The Việt Nam National Traditional Orchestra will perform a concert showcasing the history of traditional music at the Grand Hall of the Việt Nam National Academy of Music on May 29.

Audiences will have a chance to enjoy a global feast of sound and light, a vibrant, diverse artistic music celebration and culture, with the highlight of the event being on a floating stage on the Hương River.

Acclaimed French pianist Lise de la Salle joins the Sun Symphony Orchestra at the Hồ Gươm Opera House for Shades of Paris – a journey through Berlioz, Ravel and Franck that captures the elegance and emotional depth of French music.

The authenticity of these videos has sparked growing interest in Bản Liền, once a little-known destination among mainstream tourists.

Now in its ninth edition, Sen Đầu Hạ has become a familiar artistic gathering every Vesak season. This year’s exhibition is also a milestone for the Mặc Hương Buddhist artists’ group, marking 20 years since its establishment from 2006 to 2026.

According to the Việt Nam National Authority of Tourism, CNN has been an effective partner in recent years, helping showcase Vietnam’s culture, people, cuisine and diverse local experiences at international forums and events, and across its media platforms.

Long known as a popular seaside getaway for domestic and international travellers, Vũng Tàu boasts an extensive coastline, sandy beaches and a unique landscape combining mountains, forests and the sea, making it well suited for resort, leisure and marine tourism.

Between 2016 and 2026, Sa Pa recorded remarkable growth. Visitor arrivals surged from nearly 1 million in 2016 to more than 4.3 million in 2025, while tourism revenue climbed to VNĐ19 trillion (US$720 million), 11 times higher than a decade earlier.

Over 900 children in special circumstances, including disadvantaged children, orphans and children with disabilities in HCM City’s Region 1 (the former HCM City) participated in the first-ever HCM City Children's Festival on May 26.

With digital transformation accelerating worldwide, using science and technology – especially artificial intelligence (AI) – has shifted from being a choice to a vital necessity for the tourism industry.

The international passenger rail route connecting Việt Nam and China has served not only as a key transport link but also as a channel for cultural exchange and closer people-to-people connections between countries.

The HCM City-based IDECAF, one of the region’s leading private drama troupes, is working on a new musical to entertain children this summer.

Internationally acclaimed pianist Lưu Hồng Quang spoke about music, perseverance and inspiring younger generations to embrace classical music.

Hà Nội’s ‘Legacy of Love’ exhibition honours composer Thanh Tùng, showcasing his timeless songs and rare archives that shaped generations of Vietnamese audiences.