To truly attract Malaysian visitors, tourism services in the Mekong Delta must pay close attention to cuisine. Malaysian tourists, particularly Muslims, are highly concerned about the availability of Halal food. This is considered a “key” for Mekong Delta provinces to effectively welcome Muslim travellers.
Speaking at the opening ceremony, Nguyễn Thi Thật Peel, President of the France–Việt Nam Cultural Association, said the exhibition offers the French public an opportunity to explore Việt Nam through photography while strengthening friendship and cooperation between the two countries. It also opens up prospects for expanding cultural exchanges, educational cooperation and local partnerships in the co
At the fair, Việt Nam's pavilion drew strong interest from travel businesses, experts, and European visitors. According to organisers, Việt Nam, along with Japan and Thailand, was among the Asian countries most searched for by French tourists, reflecting growing European attention to Southeast Asia and Việt Nam.
The central city, in co-operation with Thai budget carrier AirAsia, will host two flights from Bali, Indonesia and Manila, the Philippines to Đà Nẵng International Airport as part of the city’s tourism promotion programmes in receiving 19.1 million visitors with an estimated revenue of VNĐ70 trillion ($2.8 billion) this year.
Resolution 57 creates profound changes and be an opportunity for literature and art sector to expand creative space and reach the global public, meeting the requirements of international integration and preserving the core values of Vietnamese culture.
A hands-on coffee workshop in Hà Nội is offering more than just a caffeine fix - giving visitors a deeper taste of Việt Nam’s culture, traditions and people through every cup.
According to the Việt Nam National Administration of Tourism, participation in KITF 2026 will create valuable opportunities for Vietnamese localities and tourism enterprises to promote destinations and products, expand partnerships, seek new collaborators and access both the Kazakhstan and wider Central Asian markets.
Hà Nội’s iconic bánh cuốn Thanh Trì has officially been inscribed into Việt Nam’s National Intangible Cultural Heritage list, upholding the centuries‑old culinary tradition. The recognition celebrates the craft of local artisans, while promoting the dish as a cultural symbol of the capital city.
A collection of 100 photos, documents and exhibits related to the life and activities of Vietnamese scholar and reformer Phan Chu Trinh (1872-1926) will go on display at different places in Đà Nẵng from March 19 through April 25, marking the 100th anniversary of his death on March 24, 1926.
Vietnamese tourists are becoming increasingly conscious of the environmental and social footprint of their journeys, said Vũ Ngọc Lâm, Agoda’s Country Director for Việt Nam, noting that more travellers are seeking options that both protect destinations and support local communities.
Ngô Thị Bích Hạnh, Senior Vice President of BHD, said Việt Nam's film industry is expanding with growing policy support. Through events like FILMART, companies aim to promote Việt Nam's cinema, culture and tourism worldwide.
While the Hương (Perfume) River defines Huế as a riverside city, these canals create a quieter, more intimate landscape closely tied to local life.
The park has installed 280 automatic cameras to monitor biodiversity. Data collected from late 2025 through mid‑March 2026 show the system recorded about 30 animal species.
Under the agreement, the two airlines will provide support worth more than VNĐ1.1 billion (nearly US$42,000), helping to improve connectivity and promote the image of the former imperial capital to domestic and international visitors. They will assist in transporting international art troupes, delegates, invited guests and personnel participating in the festival's activities.
In a fresh perspective on the island, Travel + Leisure moves beyond beaches and resorts to spotlight Phú Quốc's evolving identity. The magazine highlights how internationally inspired architectural works are increasingly shaping the destination, forming a new tourism character.
Held in the lingering festive atmosphere of the Lunar New Year, the event was designed as an early-year cultural gift for overseas Vietnamese, recreating a sense of traditional Tết celebrations.
Artistic events are expanding in scale and becoming more professionally organised, while scientific forums continue to attract an increasing number of leading voices from across the country and around the world.
Nguyễn Thị Thu Phương, head of the Việt Nam National Institute of Culture Arts and Tourism Studies (VICAST), spoke about these efforts to position culture and creativity at the core of sustainable development at both local and national levels.
Museums across Hà Nội are embracing digital technologies to transform traditional displays into interactive experiences, opening new opportunities for the growth of Việt Nam’s cultural industries.
