Creating new and exciting tourist attractions in Tuyên Quang

After two difficult years of the pandemic, Tuyên Quang Province is taking positive steps to regain momentum for the tourism industry. Vice-Chairman of the Tuyên Quang Provincial People's Committee Hoàng Việt Phương tells Kiều Trinh of Việt Nam News about what the province is doing to attract tourists once again.

New efforts needed to recover tourism

Experts shared opinions in marking out new directions to recover the tourism sector, which has been seriously hurt by the pandemic, at a forum held in the capital on April 1.

Lâm Đồng farmers grow more flowers for Tết

The Tây Nguyên (Central Highlands) province of Lâm Đồng expects to harvest 1.4 billion stems of flowers for selling during Tết (Lunar New Year), 3.9 per cent up from last year.

Keeping culture, language and song alive

Excellent Singer Lê Đại Năm, a Sán Dìu man in the northern province of Vĩnh Phúc’s Tam Đảo District, has vowed to “light a fire” among the young in his homeland to study, preserve, and promote the values of the minority’s origins.

Travel agencies discuss overcoming pandemic's consequences The event aimed to discuss solutions to revive travel activities and help tourism return to its position as a national key economic sector.

Contemporary art museum debuts Open to visitors from 9am to 5pm every day, FCAM features two display areas, outdoor and indoor.

Property sector still attractive to investors There always has a need for buying real estate and constantly changed. Many people whose money and do not know sectors to invest in would choose property as a safe haven, thereby helping estate prices still increase despite of the pandemic.

Travel agencies look to set up criteria for 'safe destinations'

Leading tourist companies in HCM City are seeking to establish safe destination criteria to reboot tourism and prepare for international arrivals in the near future.

Quality tours at affordable prices needed to stimulate tourism market

High-quality, affordably priced tours are needed to attract local tourists, especially following the second COVID-19 outbreak that occurred this summer.

Firms fail to take up tax payment postponement policy The Government’s policy of a five-month extension for tax payment deadlines did not attract a large number of firms.