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Việt Nam sees boom in Russian tourists
Việt Nam welcomed more than 500,000 Russian visitors in the first four months of this year, three times higher than the same period last year. This rise is driven by expanded flight connections and visa-free travel policies. This summer, flights to Nha Trang will operate from 15 Russian cities, while tour operators are also expanding charter services to Đà Nẵng from nine cities across Russia.
Vietnam preserves history through newspapers
Culture 01:44For the past decade, collector Nguyen Phi Dzung has preserved the nation's history by amassing a remarkable archive of nearly 600,000 historical newspapers. Dating from the late nineteenth century to the present day, his collection features incredibly rare editions that reflect the political, economic and social life of their time. By digitally archiving these fragile pages, he ensures that Vietnam's enduring stories remain accessible for future generations.
Heritage experiences enrich Vietnam's tourism appeal
Culture 03:07According to UN Tourism, more than 65%of international travellers prioritise immersive local experiences. Recognising this shift, Vietnam is bringing traditional crafts back into heritage spaces, giving visitors a hands-on experience with local culture. Let's see how international tourists are trying traditional embroidery in Hanoi's Old Quarter.
Music brings U.S. Navy closer to Da Nang
Culture 03:17As part of the USS George Washington's visit, the U.S. Navy's 7th Fleet Band delivered a public performance at Dragon Bridge on Friday evening. Locals and visitors were treated to an exciting outdoor concert by sailor-musicians, many of whom were performing in Vietnam for the first time.
Events economy: the value chain behind the stage
Culture 03:11A concert, fashion week or international exhibition may last only a few days, but its economic impact reaches far beyond the stage. Each event supports businesses across different fields. As Vietnam hosts more international events, this wider ecosystem is gaining new opportunities to grow.
Heritage finds new life
Culture 01:42One of Vietnam's most iconic heritage destinations, Ha Long Bay has twice been recognised by UNESCO as a World Natural Heritage Site and is also one of the New7Wonders of Nature. In 2023, UNESCO extended the World Natural Heritage designation to include the Ha Long Bay–Cat Ba Archipelago.
Sri Lanka promotes Buddhist tourism to Vietnam
Culture 02:33Sri Lanka is inviting Vietnamese travellers to explore its rich heritage and sacred Buddhist sites. Highlighted at a recent event in Hanoi, new tailored pilgrimage routes aim to deepen cultural ties and boost bilateral tourism through the two nations' spiritual connection. By expanding these cultural tours, both countries hope to open up new opportunities for people-to-people exchanges and strengthen their long-standing relationship.
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