As barriers related to age and employment opportunities are gradually removed, many older people are proving that they can continue working, innovating, and creating new value. The story of a man in his 60s who decided to start over in business, drawing on his experience and determination, is one such example.
One year after the administrative boundary merger, Hạnh Phúc Commune in Lào Cai Province is embracing a tourism model that preserves natural landscapes and cultural identity while creating sustainable livelihoods for local ethnic communities. The approach aims to turn cultural heritage and human potential into lasting prosperity and happiness.
Việt Nam is a triple-threat: possessing high-quality hardware, strong AI capabilities, and a secure environment for the deployment of the humanoid robotics race. The journey of "Make in Vietnam" robots - designed, built, and destined for export - has officially begun.
The 2026 International Arts and Culinary Festival, themed Artisan Stories, has officially opened on Sơn Trà Peninsula in Đà Nẵng. Definitely a memorable experience for food lovers by the beach. The inaugural event is part of the city’s summer tourism promotion programme and aims to introduce visitors to unique cultural and culinary experiences.
Counterfeit, smuggled and unverified goods continue to pose challenges for both consumers and regulators in Việt Nam. In Hà Nội, authorities say violations are being detected across both traditional markets and e-commerce platforms, highlighting the scale of a problem that remains difficult to contain.
As Việt Nam's senior demographic, people aged 60 and over, heads toward an estimated 18 million by the end of the decade, the concept of senior care is undergoing a massive cultural evolution. Living longer is no longer just about managing physical health, it is about thriving socially. In our next story, we take a look at a unique musical initiative helping our silver generation stay connected, engaged, and vibrant.
Awareness campaigns can not only help prevent waste from entering the sea but also inspire action to address the waste already there. That is the story of fishing communities in Thuận An Ward, Huế City, who are doing their part to help tackle a crisis: an estimated 19 to 23 million tonnes of plastic waste leaking into global aquatic ecosystems every year, according to the United Nations Environment Programme.