To build a national culinary brand, Việt Nam must align heritage, the food and beverage industry, and artisan standardization – laying the groundwork for greater global presence and the elevation of Vietnamese cuisine as a tourism icon.
The 12th HCM City Áo Dài Festival will feature a series of activities in the city downtown area.
Formed in 1998, Quả Dưa Hấu is widely considered one of the defining boy bands in the Vietnamese pop music industry. With a youthful image and a distinctive musical identity, the band quickly gained popularity with a series of hit songs, becoming part of the nostalgia of those born in the 1970s and 1980s.
The 11th Japan–Việt Nam Festival will feature a record 300 booths, contributing to strengthening Việt Nam–Japan bilateral ties and fostering multilateral cooperation, official said at a press conference in HCM City.
The northwestern province is positioning travel and hospitality at the heart of its green growth strategy, aiming to become a sustainable destination of the Northwest by 2050.
In line with Resolution 80 of the Politburo on the Development of Vietnamese Culture, Hà Nội is intensifying efforts to bring culture into public life and foster a vibrant cultural industry.
The Vietnamese delegation’s official presence at the parade helped promote national identity while offering French audiences a fuller understanding of Lunar New Year traditions shared across Asian cultures, united by the common values of family, reunion and new beginnings.
Ninh Bình will work closely with the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, experts, businesses and local communities to ensure sustainable preservation and restoration of the complex. The province also plans to gradually prepare a nomination dossier for “Tam Chúc Complex – Vân Long Wetland Nature Reserve” to seek UNESCO World Heritage recognition.
According to the renowned news agency CNA, along with data from Expedia and Skyscanner, Việt Nam is emerging as a new bright spot in Asia, with Đà Nẵng and Phú Quốc serving as the two leading forces shaping the concept of a "destination for all generations."
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Rescheduled to match the peak of the hoa ban season, the festival will showcase vibrant cultural performances, traditional heritage, and the timeless beauty of Việt Nam’s Northwest blossoms.
As Việt Nam steps into a new era of development, culture is emerging not as a backdrop but as a driving force – shaping identity, strengthening confidence and igniting a shared national dream.
Côn Đảo Special Zone in HCM City held a sacred event at An Sơn Temple on December 7 to mark the 240th death anniversary of Lady Phi Yến, featuring traditional folk games and spiritual activities.
Experiential, longer-stay and higher-spending travel is emerging as the defining trend of Việt Nam’s tourism market in early 2026, as the sector sustains strong growth following the Lunar New Year peak.
A variety of rituals and cultural activities to celebrate the Lantern Festival will be held on the Chợ Lớn (Big Market) area in HCM City on March 1-3.
The annual event provided ethnic communities with an opportunity to meet, exchange and strengthen solidarity in the warm atmosphere of the new spring, serving as a vivid symbol of the great national solidarity bloc.
Tây Yên Tử is not just a festival space, but a place where the fundamental values that have shaped the character and enduring vitality of the Vietnamese people, especially patriotism and the aspiration for peace, converge and spread, a local official said.
Dubbed a “moving cultural space”, the 40-minute journey departs from Hà Nội Railway Station, runs along Train Street and through busy intersections crowded with cars and motorbikes, crosses the Red River via historic Long Biên Bridge, and arrives at Từ Sơn Station in neighbouring Bắc Ninh Province.
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