With a conical hat painted with a Ly Dynasty dragon motif rich in Hue’s identity, K-pop star G-Dragon surprised fans when he appeared at Noi Bai Airport. That very hat was a creation of Maries Co., Ltd., founded and led by CEO Ho Thi Suong Lan, a businesswoman from Hue.
Following its merger with Binh Dinh, Gia Lai has swiftly realised its strategic development vision, identifying tourism as one of five key economic pillars for 2025 - 2030.
From mid‑October, charter flights from Russia and the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) to Phu Quoc island in An Giang province, will officially commence, injecting new momentum into the island’s tourism industry.
The Hai Phong Party Committee has identified one of its strategic breakthrough targets for the 2025 - 2030 term to transform Hai Phong into a regional and international centre for marine, cultural, and heritage tourism.
Hue Monuments Conservation Centre has announced the program “Hue Royal Mid-Autumn Festival 2025”, an event held within the framework of Hue Festival 2025. The program promises a variety of special activities for visitors, local residents, and especially children.
In Da Nang’s orientation for tourism development associated with ecological space and cultural identity, the midland and mountainous communes in the southern side of the city have emerged as potential areas.
An exhibition entitled ‘Trang Ta’ (Vietnamese Full Moon) is currently being held at the historic Kim Ngan Communal House in Ha Noi, breathing new life into the traditional Mid-Autumn Festival of the Northern Delta region and exploring how cultural heritage can be applied in modern-day life.
Quang Ninh Province is striving to position itself as a hub for regional and international tourism.
A national park in Ho Chi Minh City's Con Dao has been added to the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN)'s Green List.
Just 20 kilometers from the center of Kon Tum ward in Quang Ngai province, Kon Jong village of the Xo Dang ethnic people nestles peacefully amid lush rubber and coffee plantations and verdant forests. Flowing nearby is the picturesque Dak Loi stream - a destination for eco-tourists seeking a return to nature.
Following its administrative merger, Ho Chi Minh City has taken on a new look, with vast potential for breakthrough development.
On September 18, the Quang Ninh Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism, in collaboration with Tung Lam Development JSC, held a seminar themed “One journey - two heritages” to discuss strategies for promoting tourism at Ha Long Bay and the Yen Tu heritage site.