Google Arts & Culture showcases wonders of Việt Nam to the world

Google has launched Wonders of Vietnam project, an online exhibition project as part of Google Arts & Culture (GA&C) that allows everyone to explore art, history and the wonders of the world.

Google Arts & Culture showcases ‘Wonders of Vietnam’ Images showcasing the beauty of Việt Nam have been presented on Google Arts & Culture – an online platform through which allows the public to view high-resolution images and videos of artworks and cultural artefacts throughout the world.

New photo contest launched to promote Vietnamese tourism

A photo contest focusing on landscapes and culture has kicked off with the aim to promote Vietnamese tourism.

Cầu Vàng wins top prize at online photo contest

Vietnamese Trần Tuấn Việt picked up the top prize of US$1,000 for his image of Cầu Vàng (Golden Bridge) in an online photo contest.

Photo of Vietnamese children wins Agora app contest

A photo featuring Vietnamese children has been crowned the overall winner of the World’s Best Photo of Fun contest, #Fun2020, launched by the photo app Agora.

Vietnam Now: Tourism campaign launched with photo contest

A photo contest has kicked off to start the #VietnamNOW campaign as part of the country’s inbound marketing strategy.

Photographers can run away with a top prize A photograpy competition combining sports with Hà Nội’s landmark locations has been launched.

VP Bank Hanoi Marathon 2019 to open The International VP Bank Hanoi Marathon tournament (VHM) will open on October 20 at Lý Thái Tổ Park, by Hoàn Kiếm Lake in downtown Hà Nội.

Telling stories with pictures

Trần Tuấn Việt is an up-and-coming photographer. No other photographer in the country has had as many photos recognised by the online photographic community of National Geographic magazine.

Bringing Việt Nam to the world: one photo at a time

Trần Tuấn Việt doesn’t have that worn-out, dusty appearance of most photographers. Wearing glasses, with a clean-cut look and a confident half-smile, he gives off the impression of a lawyer who had studied his case well before trial.