The Italian daily Le Repubblica has recently run an article on its Viaggi (Travel) column highlighting the stunning beauty of Ha Long Bay which was recognized as a World Natural Heritage site in 1994 by UNESCO and voted as one of the seven New Natural Wonders of the World in 2011.
Quang Ninh province held a ceremony on September 13 to receive the Prime Minister’s certificate recognising Tran Dynastry historical relics as a Special National Relic.
Art troupes from the Viet Nam National Puppetry Theatre made a maiden presentation of Vietnamese folk art water puppetry in Yokohama, Japan, on September 13-14.
The national flag carrier Viet Nam Airlines hosted a conference in Italy on September 11 to promote Viet Nam’s destinations and the country’s potential for tourism development.
Mother Nature website recently listed the terraced fields of Sapa in its superlative list of top 30 most beautiful places in the world.
Vietnamese diplomatic representatives joined their Asia-Pacific counterparts for Embassy Day in Berlin to promote Viet Nam’s image internationally.
Minister of Transport Dinh La Thang has recommended the Prime Minister consider visa exemptions for travellers from France, Germany, the UK, Australia and India.
Authorities in Central Quang Binh province will officially open the world's biggest cave, Son Doong, for tourism by January, 2015. This follows a successful pilot programme this year.
The national flag carrier Vietnam Airlines presented Viet Nam as a tourist destination to Belgian and Asian officials and travel agents at an event in Brussels on September 9 aiming to promote tourism in the Southeast Asian nation.
(TITC) – As a guest of honour, Viet Nam will participate in the 84th Festival of Humanity organized in La Courneuve Park from September 12 – 14, 2014.
A Viet Nam cultural week was kicked off in Rome on September 10 under the auspices of the Vietnamese Embassy in Italy and the authorities of Rome and Lazio region.
Nearly 150 original artifacts, materials and photos related to the land reform campaign that abolished feudalism and heightened peasants’ power of ownership in the north of Viet Nam, between 1946 and 1957, are being exhibited in Ha Noi.