A new television programme called “Impressive Vietnam†will be launched on VTV3 on every Sunday with an aim of introducing the country’s landscapes and the unique socio-cultural features of each region.
The central province of Quang Ngai has discovered ten ancient graves, dating back over 3,000 years.
The first ever course of traditional Vietnamese music has concluded in Paris recently.
Vietravel Marketing and Tourist Company said it will receive nearly 700 visitors from Japan on July 4-6.
Nghe An province attracted more than 2 million visitors in May and June, including nearly 58,000 foreigners.
The five-star SuperStar Virgo cruise ship will dock at Ho Chi Minh City’s Lotus port at 9am on July 5, bringing 2,700 sea travelers, mainly from Singapore, Malaysia and Australia.
The Vietnam Craft Village Association organised a ceremony to honour outstanding craft villages in Hanoi on July 2.
A programme of Vietnamese poetry and a painting exhibition opened in the Centre for Vietnamese Culture in France on July 2.
The museum of the central province of Binh Thuan has unearthed a 2,500 year-old earring, the first of its kind ever to be found in the province, according to museum official.
Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar and host Vietnam will exhibit tourism projects in HCMC during the tourism investment forum, one of the activities of the International Travel Expo 2011 in HCMC scheduled for September this year.
Vietnam, especially the interesting life in Hanoi , is vividly featured in the first edition of ASIES, a new French magazine spotlighting Asia, which hit newspaper shelves in France early June, this year.
Ship HMNZS TE MANA of New Zealand ’s Navy with 27 officers and 148 sailors aboard arrived in Ho Chi Minh City on June 27, beginning a five-day visit to the locality.