Master plan for Phú Quốc Economic Zone submitted to Gov't

The Kiên Giang Province's People's Committee has submitted a master plan on sustainable development for Phú Quốc until 2040 to the PM for approval.

Cà Mau to launch first provincial tourism sea route Tourists to the southern province of Cà Mau now can conveniently travel to nearby Kiên Giang Province’s Nam Du Archipelago and Phú Quốc Island by using an express boat service that will be operated in the province from tomorrow.

10,000 units of blood donated nationwide in one month

Provinces like Bến Tre and Hậu Giang collected 700 to 800 units of blood each in the first time they took part in the campaign.

Kiên Giang develops rice co-operative – company links to ensure demand, supply

Kiên Giang Province, the country’s largest rice producer, has taken measures to strengthen co-operation between co-operatives and companies involved in rice production to improve the quality and value of the grain, and thus farmers’ incomes.

Skilled hands make fabric come alive

Hồ Văn Tai from Tân Phú Trung Commune in the southern province of Đồng Tháp is considered as the last artisan making fabric pictures in the southwestern region of Việt Nam with 68 years working in the craft.

Kiên Giang steps up efforts to treat waste

The Cửu Long (Mekong) Delta province of Kiên Giang has begun to increase waste treatment on islands and along coasts to protect the environment.

Kiên Giang to invest $14m in One Commune, One Product programme

The Cửu Long (Mekong) Delta province of Kiên Giang will spend more than VNĐ326 billion (US$14 million) to implement the One Commune, One Product programme in 2019 – 25.

Phú Quốc tightens land laws again The move comes just three months after a similar ban was lifted.

VN coast guards support poor fishermen after social distancing

Coast guards donated money, rice and medical masks to help local fishermen to overcome difficulties after social distancing.

Alliance of airlines, travel and hotels to boost domestic tourism, say experts

Insiders have said that co-operation in joint sales would stimulate tourism as airlines companies can offer prices that aren't too high, while hotels and travel companies also offer deals to encourage travel.