The Vietnamese Embassy in Russia joined those of other ASEAN countries in a cultural activity in Moscow on August 6, which was expected to strengthen mutual understanding and boost cooperation between the bloc and the European country.
Almost 20 reporters and photographers from 13 world leading tourism magazines have arrived in Vietnam with the aim of promoting Vietnam’s tourism.
The city's tourism will receive international tourists from chartered flights every week since early December under a new deal between HCMC's tour operators with travel firms in Sweden.
Four Mekong Delta localities, including An Giang, Kien Giang, Ca Mau provinces and Can Tho City, have been cooperating on a programme to develop the tourist industry in the next five years and through 2020.
Faced with declining international arrivals, HCMC is running various promotion activities on the domestic market to attract local tourists to survive tough times.
Vietnam’s Central Highlands will join Laos and Thailand in building a land tourist route running through three countries.
A set of Nguyen Dynasty wood blocks has become the first piece of Vietnamese heritage recognized as a World Memory by UNESCO, according to Pham Sanh Chau, secretary general of UNESCO Vietnam.
Nearly 200 outstanding students and lecturers from universities in the Asia-Pacific region are gathering at a week-long summer camp in the central province of Khanh Hoa.
Craftsmen in Thanh Hoa Province are making necessary preparations to cast 100 bronze drums for the 1,000th anniversary of Thang Long-Hanoi.
A summer camp, held recently for Vietnamese who are living and studying in Finland, has received a warm response from over 500 Vietnamese teenagers and overseas Vietnamese families.
Ho Chi Minh City’s Rong Vang (Golden Dragon) water puppetry troupe has recently taken part in an international festival for teenagers in Tokyo, Japan.
The Vietnam Union of Friendship Organisations (VUFO) and the Vietnam-France Friendship Association (VFFA) held a peace and friendship festival at the Hanoi Children’s Palace on July 30.