After two years of struggling to deal with COVID-19, seemingly the biggest game changer of the global economy in the century,  Việt Nam has found its way to respond appropriately to the pandemic and even thrive.

After many years of waiting due to the COVID-19 pandemic, overseas Vietnamese are excited to return to their homeland to celebrate the Lunar New Year.

Boarding student Chu Ngọc Huyền at Việt Nam National University-HCM City (VNUHCM) was very touched to receive Tết (Lunar New Year) wishes, gifts and lucky money from the school's Board of Directors.

Traffic infrastructure in big cities and urban areas has improved significantly, but sidewalks and streets are still narrow and unsuitable for disabled people.

For many, hiring a professional cleaning service is the most convenient option. In recent years, the hourly house cleaning service has become increasingly professionalised.

To ensure the project continues to progress, contractors will deploy over 2,000 machines, equipment, engineers and workers on the construction of Long Thành International Airport in Đồng Nai Province during the upcoming Tết (Lunar New Year) festival, according to the project’s management board.

A temporary taxi parking area spanning more than 3,500sq.m near Tân Sơn Nhất Airport has been put into operation to meet the high demand for parking during the 2023 Tết (Lunar New Year) holiday.

The body of ten-year-old Thái Lý Hạo Nam was retrieved by rescuers shortly after midnight on Friday.

Flowers from Tây Tựu, Đông Anh, and Gia Lâm, as well as hundreds more varieties, can be found at Quảng Bá, one of the capital's major flower markets. This location is busiest during holidays and weekends, when tourists from all over the country come to choose the freshest and most affordable flowers. In celebration of Tết, the market is open for almost the whole day, from early morning until late at night, and many Hanoians have made it a tradition to visit the Quảng Bá night flower market.