Creative cultural festivals are fast emerging as a new catalyst for tourism development in Vietnam, as localities increasingly invest in these vibrant events on a more systematic and larger scale.
Originating from a deeply humanitarian policy of the Party and the State, the programme to do away with makeshift and dilapidated houses is gradually turning the dream of stable housing and livelihoods into reality for hundreds of thousands of poor citizens.
VNAT Director General Nguyen Trung Khanh called visa a golden ticket to pulling in crowds, but he is clear that it needs coordinated efforts across multiple sectors to keep the momentum going in this fast-moving global travel scene.
Although e-commerce is rapidly developing in Vietnam, this sector is facing a severe manpower shortage. With the current explosive growth, the demand for e-commerce human resources is rising quickly and will continue to accelerate.
Vietnam’s Doi Moi (Renewal) process started in 1986, but it was not until the 1991-1995 period that the market mechanism with State management through laws, plans, policies, and other tools began to generate positive results.
The group also placed among the Top 5 energy companies in Southeast Asia and secured the top spot among the largest Vietnamese enterprises featured on the list.
This is an important milestone as it marks the first time the PTSC has successfully manufactured and exported large-scaled wind power foundations.
The zone will cover 1,881 ha, comprising functional areas for production, logistics, trade and services, digital technology industry, information technology, and innovation.
Over the past years, Khanh Hoa has developed various forms of high-quality sea and island resort tourism in combination with entertainment, sightseeing, adventure sports, and ocean exploration. Tourism has become an economic spearhead, creating jobs for dozens of thousands of workers while stimulating the development of many other economic sectors.
For generations, the Khmer ethnic group in southern Vietnam has formed an integral part of the great national unity bloc.
For over five decades, the Southeast region has been recognised as Vietnam’s economic and growth engine. At its core is HCM City, flanked by Binh Duong and Ba Ria – Vung Tau, together forming key growth poles not only for the Southeast but for the entire country.
On May 19, 1890, at a lotus village in Nam Dan district, the central province of Nghe An, a boy named Nguyen Sinh Cung was born. At that time, no one could have foreseen that he would one day change the destiny of a nation, becoming a brilliant leader, an outstanding revolutionary, a national liberation hero, and a world cultural celebrity.
Beyond regulatory reform, Resolution 68 provides support policies for access to land, capital, and high-quality human resources, while also promoting digital transformation, innovation, sustainable development, and global value chain integration.
The issuance of Resolution No. 57 marks a strategic move to affirm the pivotal role of science, technology, and innovation in Vietnam’s socio-economic advancement.
Farm tourism, a unique blend of rural retreats and hands-on countryside experiences, is gaining traction across Vietnam and beyond.
Each Vietnamese person uses more than one plastic bag per day, resulting in approximately 31.4 billion plastic bags being discarded into the environment annually. Only 17% of these are reused or recycled, and single-use plastics make their way to landfills or are released into the environment.
The southern region is a place marked by heroic victories that contributed to the Great Victory on April 30, 1975, leading to the reunification of the country. Today, as the region develops alongside the entire nation in a new era, the historical and cultural sites related to the just struggle are preserved by all levels of government, sectors, and citizens to maintain their value for today and the future.
In the spring of 1975, under the clear-sighted leadership of the Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV), the Vietnamese army and people achieved a historic victory – completely liberating the South, reunifying the country, and ending more than two decades of war against the US imperialists.
During the resistance war against the US invaders from 1954 – 1975, the North served as the country’s major rear base, providing comprehensive political, military, economic, and moral support for the southern battlefield. During the 1975 Spring General Offensive and Uprising, the North’s role became even more prominent, making a decisive contribution to the liberation of the South and national reunification.
Ho Chi Minh Trail at Sea comprised five major routes, stretching nearly 12,000 nautical miles (over 22,200km) in total.
The goal that the Vietnam Paralympic Committee eyes now to help successfully implement the national sports development strategy is to work toward international recognition for the country’s parasports performance.
During the resistance war against the US, a strategic route played a significant role in the Great 1975 Spring Victory, which liberated the South and reunified the country. That legendary route was Truong Son Trail – also known as Ho Chi Minh Trail, a symbol of Vietnam’s unwavering determination, extraordinary courage, and remarkable ingenuity.
During the most challenging moments of the resistance against American imperialism, the youth volunteer force served as a vibrant flame, igniting the spirit of dedication and resistance across all social strata, and making significant contributions to the nation's ultimate victory.
Recognising the crucial role of the private sector, the Party and State have implemented robust policies to drive its development, aiming for rapid and sustainable economic growth.
With many unique values, the Can Gio Island mangrove forest became Vietnam's first Biosphere Reserve recognised by UNESCO in 2000. Assessments have revealed a high level of biodiversity, rich in both quantity and species, and home to the largest and most beautiful concentrated mangrove forest in Southeast Asia.
Phu Quoc, the once-isolated island, has blossomed into a renowned tourist destination, positioning its rightful place on the global travel map and stepping boldly into a new era – that of the nation’s rise.
A slew of policies are being revised to increase birth rates, yet public concern remains over whether the proposed incentives in the draft Population Law will effectively address the declining number of births, said insiders.
Emerging from its wartime resilience to achieving extraordinary growth during the nation’s renewal period, Binh Duong continues to assert itself as a leading economic driver.
