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Beyond taste and nutrition, what children eat at school matters, and meal quality depends on ingredient sourcing and safety. In Ho Chi Minh City, the “Responsible Green Tick” model is being introduced to improve supply chain transparency and help schools and parents monitor food quality.
In Ho Chi Minh City, the French Residence is opening its doors for European Heritage Days, inviting visitors to discover its history through photography and digital storytelling. Built in the late nineteenth century, the French Residence in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City has witnessed different chapters of the city's history.
The Ho Chi Minh City Department of Tourism has launched a video creation contest titled "Ho Chi Minh City – Savour the Flavours, Share Stories from Far and Wide." The contest aims to showcase the city's cultural heritage, people and distinctive culinary experiences to domestic and international tourists. Entries are open until 11 November, with the awards ceremony expected in December 2026.
Join Esquire Vietnam Editor-in-Chief Dan Q Dao as he explores Ho Chi Minh City’s dynamic art scene. From the famous bamboo acrobatics of the À Ố Show to Chợ Lớn’s Ska-Punk rhythms, discover how local creators blend rich Vietnamese heritage with modern performance to share their city’s vibrant story with the world.
As supply chains become more interconnected, cities are facing a new challenge: how to expand their economic links without making logistics more costly or falling behind on green and digital standards. For Ho Chi Minh City, the question has become more pressing as its development space expands and its role in regional supply chains grows.
Vietnam is in no short supply of beautiful sights. And travel operators are finding creative ways for visitors not just to see them, but to experience them through a different lens. Photo tours are emerging as a popular niche product.
Mental well-being is becoming an increasingly important part of a healthy life. In Ho Chi Minh City, one community-based centre has been offering a different kind of spa, one that focuses not on the body, but on the mind, and is completely free of charge.
In Ho Chi Minh City, crowds have gathered in the heart of the city to share the joy as beautiful skies of fireworks light up Vietnam as the country celebrates its 81st National Day.
On National Day, Ho Chi Minh City feels a little different, with less hurried streets and public spaces gradually filling with residents and visitors. For international tourists, the morning offers a chance to experience HCMC through its unfolding daily life and see how the city celebrates Vietnam's National Day.