Việt Nam News

Đồng Nai Province expects Long Thành International Airport to hold a vital position in its tourism development by 2030.

The ballet is set to the music of Antonio Vivaldi's timeless masterpiece The Four Seasons with a reimagination by contemporary composer Max Richter.

The mural creation aims to improve wareness of local community and tourists on the importance of marine ecosystem protection and conservaiton.

In Lào Cai, horses shape both daily life and spiritual rituals, from mountain transport to sacred dances that honour the dead and celebrate enduring cultural identity.

The annual Vietnamese Bánh Mì Festival will be held at Lê Văn Tám Park in HCM City from April 23 with more than 150 stalls set up by restaurants, bakeries and food suppliers.

An evocative image capturing the life of a Vietnamese fisherman has taken the highest honour at a UK photography competition, bringing global attention to Việt Nam's coastal communities.

Việt Nam will host the Miss Heritage Global 2026 for the first time this August, marking a major milestone for both the country and the global pageant, which honours beauty intertwined with cultural heritage and historical values.

Running through March 22 at Thiên Trường pedestrian street in Thiên Trường Ward, the festival pulls in artisans, businesses, researchers and food enthusiasts from Việt Nam and abroad.

Through 70 years of development and renewal (1956–2026), the theatre has cemented its position as the nation’s largest puppetry arts centre, tasked with building a Vietnamese puppetry tradition that is both rooted in national identity and modern in outlook.

Under the theme “Generation Peace: The Contribution of Youth to a More Peaceful World”, this year’s celebration delivered a strong message about the youth’s pioneering role in fostering social cohesion and peacebuilding.

Young people of the Khmer ethnic community in An Giang Province are learning to preserve a centuries-old drum dance. Known locally as ‘Chhay-dam’ dance, it is a unique cultural trait of the local Khmer Buddhist community which helps the young dancers stay connected with their roots.

Last year, Việt Nam welcomed more than 4.3 million Korean visitors out of a total of nearly 29.6 million Koreans traveling abroad. This volume significantly outpaces Korean arrivals to neighbouring competitors like Thailand, Singapore, and the Philippines, cementing Việt Nam's status as a premier regional hub for East Asian tourism.

More than two months after the implementation of Resolution No. 80-NQ/TW on cultural development in the new era, experts say its groundbreaking provisions affirm the central role of culture and people in the country’s sustainable development strategy.

The exhibition showcases more than 150 photos, documents and artefacts highlighting the development of Trúc Lâm Buddhism, the cultural and landscape values of the heritage complex, and the 13-year journey to prepare the UNESCO nomination dossier.

Amid a rapidly evolving tourism landscape, Nghệ An is preparing a strategic, potentially breakthrough move: the organisation of the 2026 Cửa Lò Tourism Festival under the theme “The Sea Calls in All Seasons”.

Instead of letting the pace of life slow down when the sun sets, Việt Nam's premier destinations are turning the night into "golden hours" of emotion and experience. Through a methodical investment strategy in fireworks, multimedia performances, and world-class entertainment, Việt Nam is not only revitaliaing the concept of the nighttime economy but also emerging as a global tourist hotspot.

Hội An has been named among “The 51 most beautiful places in the world” by British magazine Time Out, while Đà Nẵng International Airport has, for the third consecutive year, secured a place in the world’s Top 100 airports by Skytrax.

Việt Nam has been widely recognised for its remarkable progress in improving the well-being and happiness of its people, UNESCO Representative to Việt Nam Jonathan Baker said in an interview to the Vietnam News Agency on the occasion.