First int’l auction to support Vietnamese children with facial differences
Katrin Kandel, CEO of Facing the World, said that it’s incredibly moving to see an international auction supporting children in Vietnam for the first time.
Vietnamese Tet celebrated worldwide
With more than six million Vietnamese living overseas, traditional Lunar New Year (Vietnamese Tet) celebrations have gone beyond festive gatherings to become a bridge of cultural diplomacy. Tet away from home is not only about longing for homeland, but also an affirmation of cohesion of the global Vietnamese community.
Ancient religious monuments shape cultural tourism in southern Khanh Hoa
The system of ancient pagodas and towers in Khanh Hoa province is emerging as a key highlight in the development of cultural and spiritual tourism. These structures not only reflect the cultural depth of Champa civilisation and Buddhism but also serve as appealing stopovers on journeys exploring the South Central Coast.
Numerous promotions, special art performances highlight Spring Fair 2026
The first Vietnam Glorious Spring Fair 2026 is underway in Hanoi from February 2 to 13, at the Vietnam Exhibition Centre.
Toyota sales in Vietnam jump 45% in January
With strong momentum from the start of the year, Toyota Vietnam expects to maintain positive business performance in the coming months, contributing to the continued vibrancy of the country’s automobile market in 2026.
Vietravel Airlines launches Ho Chi Minh City – Vinh route
The new route comes amid rising travel demand, especially during the peak period before and after the Lunar New Year (Tet) festival. As scheduled, Vetravel Airlines plans to operate three daily flights on this route.
Vietnam’s traditional Lunar New Year cuisine shines in Laos
A spring food festival was recently held at a Lao-Vietnamese bilingual school in Vientiane to celebrate the Lunar New Year 2026 and the success of the Party Congresses in both Vietnam and Laos. The event was attended by Vietnamese Ambassador to Laos Nguyen Minh Tam, along with representatives of the Lao Ministry of Education and Sports.
Charcoal grills glow in Dien Chau’s coastal villages ahead of Tet
In recent days, hundreds of charcoal kilns in the coastal villages of Dien Chau commune, Nghe An province, have been kept burning as residents work tirelessly to grill sea fish for the Tet market. The traditional craft not only generates income for hundreds of households and provides stable employment for thousands of local workers, but also adds diversity and a distinctive character to the economic structure of fishing villages with long-standing maritime traditions.
Quy Nhon wins ASEAN Clean Tourist City Award 2026
Previously, Quy Nhon was also honoured with the ASEAN Clean Tourist City Award in 2020 and 2024, demonstrating its consistent commitment to environmental protection, urban cleanliness and sustainable tourism development.
Digitisation breathes new life into Oc Eo cultural heritage in An Giang
At present, more than 3,350 original artefacts are on display at the Oc Eo Culture Exhibition House, with the majority digitised through QR codes.
Experiential tourism boosts appeal of coastal Khanh Hoa
Alongside traditional resort stays, experiential tourism is emerging as a major trend in the central coastal province of Khanh Hoa. By focusing on natural landscapes, indigenous culture, and local livelihoods, the “Land of Agarwood” is successfully carving out a unique appeal for domestic and international visitors alike.
Hung Yen farmers prosper from flower and ornamental plant cultivation
In recent years, Hung Yen has been known not only for its longan specialty but also for rapid growth in flower and ornamental plant cultivation. With a modern approach to agricultural production, many households have earned billions of dong, underscoring the sector’s role in sustainable development.
Pavie stone road, a silent historical witness of Vietnam’s Northwestern region
Hidden along the slopes of the majestic Nhiu Co San mountain range, the ancient Pavie stone road, also known as the Pavie road in Lai Chau province, stands as a silent historical witness of Vietnam’s Northwestern region.
Get on Hanoi 2026 – A Green Journey kicks off
A new feature of the 2026 event is the fusion of activities with “Tet of the Mong comes to the city,” held by Tay Ho ward, and the “Gia Lai Day in Hanoi – Introduction of National Tourism Year Gia Lai 2026” hosted by Gia Lai province. Together, they are expected to create a diverse and distinctive array of experiences for both residents and visitors throughout the three-day event.
UAE magazine hails Phu Quoc as a “global travel hotspots” for tourism in 2026
According to What’s On, Phu Quoc has long been a familiar resort destination for travellers from the Republic of Korea, China, and Russia, while steadily attracting growing international interest year after year.
An Giang develops community-based tourism with strong local identity
Located at the upper reaches of the Mekong Delta and serving as a gateway to the sea, An Giang province has rich resources for community-based tourism, marked by the cultural convergence of Cham, Khmer and Kinh communities, landscapes and traditional craft villages.
Moc Chau plateau glows in ripe persimmon season
These days, the Moc Chau National Tourism Area in the northern mountainous province of Son La is entering the ripe persimmon season, with orchards across the plateau laden with fruit and attracting large numbers of visitors.
A glimpse into Huoi Man, a Mong village in Nghe An province
Huoi Man is one of 21 villages in the border commune of Nhon Mai in the central province of Nghe An. After more than 70 years of settlement, the village is home to over 30 households, all belonging to the Mong ethnic group. A visit to Huoi Man offers a glimpse into a distinctive cultural space shaped by the traditions and customs of the Mong community.
Australian newspaper highlights experience on Hanoi Five Gates train
The author chose to sit inside the “Hanoi Five Gates” train, observing curious onlookers outside as it rolled along the route of one of Hanoi’s newest tourism products. The train, which began operations in September 2025, allows passengers to view the famed “Train Street” from a different perspective, while also offering glimpses into Vietnamese daily life and culture.
Vietnamese Tet celebrated in South Africa
Thousands of kilometres away from home, the Vietnamese community in South Africa is keeping the traditional flavours of Tet alive in Pretoria. At the heart of the celebration is the making of glutinous rice cakes - the iconic symbol of reunion and prosperity whenever Tet comes.
Spring festival brings joy to citizens in border area
In the days leading up to the Lunar New Year of Binh Ngo 2026, an annual programme themed “Spring on the Border and Islands: A Warm Tet of Military-Civilian Solidarity” is being held, bringing joy to citizens in the border area of Hue city.
