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Miss World 2026 promotes Vietnamese culture, tourism

Miss World 2026 promotes Vietnamese culture, tourism

On September 4-5 alone, Khanh Hoa welcomed around 95,000 visitors staying overnight, including approximately 38,000 international visitors, highlighting the event’s considerable appeal and the province’s image as a safe, attractive and welcoming destination.
Nhon Hai balances marine tourism with coral reef conservation

Nhon Hai balances marine tourism with coral reef conservation

During the travel season, Nhon Hai fishing village in Quy Nhon Dong ward, Gia Lai province, has become an attractive spot for coral diving, basket-boat trips and excursions to Hon Kho. Community-based tourism has created new livelihoods, but rising visitor numbers are also putting pressure on the marine ecosystem, requiring a balance between economic development and conservation of natural resources.
Unique nearly 200-year-old pagoda in Dong Thap

Unique nearly 200-year-old pagoda in Dong Thap

Built in the early 19th century, Vinh Trang Pagoda in the Mekong delta province of Dong Thap features unique architecture and still preserves many ancient Buddha statues, showcasing the distinct Southern culture and heritage to visitors.
Pristine charm of Cua Viet–Ben Hai beach in Quang Tri

Pristine charm of Cua Viet–Ben Hai beach in Quang Tri

Stretching for more than 10km across Cua Viet and Ben Hai communes in Quang Tri province, Cua Viet–Ben Hai beach is known for its pristine, tranquil and rustic beauty. The beach features white sandy shores, crystal-clear blue waters and a spacious landscape bordered by rows of tall, lush casuarina trees. As tourism development remains limited, the beach has retained its natural charm and fresh air, making it an ideal destination for relaxation.
Immerse in vibrant colours on the Roof of Indochina this autumn

Immerse in vibrant colours on the Roof of Indochina this autumn

Fansipan has long been a must-visit destination for anyone exploring Vietnam’s Northwest. The journey to conquer the "Roof of Indochina" typically begins with a spectacular cable car ride soaring above the clouds. Nestled at the foot of the cable car station, Ban May Village welcomes visitors as a charming stopover, showcasing a different beauty in every season of the year.
Vietnam tops 2026 global culinary destinations ranking: NZ Herald

Vietnam tops 2026 global culinary destinations ranking: NZ Herald

Vietnam’s No. 1 ranking underscores the country’s growing appeal as a culinary tourism destination. More than a collection of distinctive dishes, Vietnamese cuisine reflects the country’s culture, regional diversity and everyday way of life, offering travellers an authentic and memorable way to experience Vietnam./.
Tickets for Hue–Phong Nha tourist train go on sale

Tickets for Hue–Phong Nha tourist train go on sale

Rather than serving solely as a means of transport, the railway service will become an integral part of the tourism product, connecting Hue with Quang Tri’s historical, cultural and natural attractions, as well as Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park.
Opportunities for Vietnamese cinema to break through

Opportunities for Vietnamese cinema to break through

As Vietnam’s cultural industries continue to develop, cinema is emerging as a sector with enormous potential, not only generating significant economic value but also playing an important role in promoting the country’s image and enhancing its soft power.
Vietnam showcases Then ritual practices in Laos

Vietnam showcases Then ritual practices in Laos

The programme aims to promote the value of an intangible cultural heritage of humanity while strengthening the great friendship, special solidarity, comprehensive cooperation and strategic cohesion between Vietnam and Laos.
Efforts underway to keep Dao Thanh Y cultural heritage alive

Efforts underway to keep Dao Thanh Y cultural heritage alive

Home to a Dao Thanh Y community that has preserved its distinctive cultural heritage for around 300 years, Quang La commune in Quang Ninh province is promoting traditional crafts, customs and community-based tourism to keep its highland cultural identity alive while creating new opportunities for local development.