Cultural institutions in HCM City are undergoing a strong transformation, from the way they organise activities to how they engage audiences, in a bid to bring art and heritage closer to the public.
Alongside wedding tourism, Quảng Ninh is also seeing robust growth in arrivals of Indian MICE travellers. Delegations of hundreds, and sometimes thousands, of visitors have been coming to the province for conferences, seminars and incentive travel programmes combined with leisure stays.
It now functions as both a transport hub and a sought-after photo spot. In the early morning, with mist still threaded through the pines, the station radiates an old-world calm. Visitors arrive at dawn to breathe the mountain air and capture iconic images of the highland city.
The ancient capital of Huế is reshaping its tourism landscape by mapping out four distinctive zones, aiming to build a diverse ecosystem of experiences rooted in local identity and sustainable development.
First launched in 2011, European Literature Days has grown into a key annual cultural event for Vietnamese literature audiences and a platform for dialogue between Europe and Việt Nam.
The prestigious MICHELIN Guide cuisine awards will be held in Hà Nội on June 4 this year.
One of the most distinct differences lies in the very first step of the journey: entry. Phu Quoc is currently the only destination in Vietnam to apply a 30-day visa-free policy for direct international arrivals.
Inspired by his Trường Sa (Spratly) voyage and quiet conversations with naval soldiers, composer Lê Tự Minh releases a moving tribute to love of country and those who defend it.
Today, Bi, Don’t Be Afraid! no longer stands in isolation as a subject of controversy; instead, it has joined a broader cinematic current, where works are viewed through a lens of calm and thorough reflection.
The event Sen Đầu Mùa (First Lotus of the Season) marks the 136th birth anniversary of President Hồ Chí Minh and celebrates International Museum Day on May 18.
The challenge ahead is not only to preserve cultural values but also to organise and utilise them more effectively so that culture can become a genuine engine of tourism growth and sustainable urban development.
There is something deeply unsavoury, an almost colonial subtext, about 'expats' telling a country that fought hard for the right to govern itself which bits of its culture should be preserved for our viewing pleasure.
This Q&A outlines key points for foreign homeowners in Việt Nam who wish to sell their houses in the country.
Since its establishment, the foundation has directly supported more than 5,000 children and young people from low-income families on their educational path – from upper secondary school to university.
Phú Quốc is evolving into a closed-loop entertainment ecosystem developed by Sun Group in the southern part of the island. Here, visitors can enjoy a full itinerary from dawn until late at night without the need for long-distance travel.
The winner of Miss Việt Nam 2026 is expected to embody not only physical beauty and cultural understanding, but also intelligence and a strong capacity to contribute to society.
Đà Nẵng expects to welcome nearly 20 million domestic and international visitors in 2026, continuing to affirm its appeal as a dynamic and distinctive destination in Việt Nam and the region.
The Hà Nội launch of Ajdar Ibrahimov’s classic work renews cultural ties and celebrates the legacy of a filmmaker who shaped early Vietnamese cinema.
