Bilateral tourism cooperation continues to thrive, supported by a growing framework of ministry and local-level agreements covering policy coordination, promotion, training, and people-to-people exchange.
The 50th anniversary of Việt Nam’s reunification and independence is a momentous occasion for the entire nation. As the country celebrates this historic milestone, many businesses are finding meaningful ways to honour the event, while also expressing their gratitude to...
More than just a visual spectacle, ''50 Flashes'' pays tribute to the city’s well-known symbols that have shaped its identity over the past 50 years while unveiling fresh perspectives and untold stories.
''Hồi Sinh'' (Resurrection) is more than just an artwork. Supported by the Hà Nội People’s Committee and Hoàn Kiếm District authorities, the project by artist Tia-Thủy Nguyễn aims to revitalise a public space, highlight cultural identity and honour the historical...
The 2025 IRONMAN will take place in Đà Nẵng on May 9-11, celebrating 10 years of IRONMAN. As the city celebrates its 50th anniversary, the race has been officially renamed IRONMAN 70.3 Đà Nẵng a tribute to the city that...
Cửu Long University in the Mekong Delta province of Vĩnh Long held a gathering on April 15 to mark the traditional New Year festivals for Cambodian and Lao students as well as its Khmer lecturers and students.
Secretary of the provincial Youth Union Trịnh Như Lâm underscored the shared commitment and role of both countries’ youth in nurturing the Việt Nam-China traditional friendship and cooperation through meaningful and effective activities.
The Việt Nam Tourism Association (VITA) and the Việt Nam MICE Tourism Association (VMA) on April 11 introduced one of their largest event of the year MICE Expo 2025 which received great attention of businesses at the ongoing Việt Nam...
The event ‘Ancient Seaports: From Indochina to the World’ will take viewers to many locations in the three regions of the North, Central and South to review the development process of international sea gateways.
Wooden sandals may not be as popular today as they once were, but images of people wearing them can still be found in photos and paintings from the feudal period and early 20th century.
The art of lân sư rồng (kylin-lion-dragon dance) by Hoa people in HCM City has been recognised as a national intangible cultural heritage of humanity, the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism said.
In every place we explore and every culture we engage with, traces are left behind, manifesting as impressions and a subtle curiosity that gradually takes root within us.