Lan highlighted the remarkable development of Việt Nam’s film industry over the past decade, which has seen an annual growth rate of 15 to 20 per cent.

The Vietnamese culinary team won the gold medal of Culinaire Malaysia 2025 and also a special ticket for the highest-scoring contestant to advance to the Global Chef finals in Wales, UK, in 2026.

With its extensive network of industry insiders, Paris Fashion Air will present the season’s most exciting shows, performances and installations, making it a must-see event for anyone interested in the latest trends and styles.

A dazzling revival of nearly forgotten lantern heritage is set to unfold this October at the Thăng Long Imperial Citadel.

Đặng Thị Thùy Dương of HCM City won first prize at the 20th Chuông Vàng Vọng Cổ (Golden Bell) Awards, an annual cải lương (reformed opera) competition launched by HCM City Television (HTV).

The northwestern province of Điện Biên has identified international cooperation, including with localities in Thailand, as a key orientation to effectively capitalise on its potential and advantages, and to develop tourism into a spearhead economic sector.

In the first nine months of 2025, Hà Nội welcomed 26.07 million visitors, marking a 23.8 per cent increase compared to the previous year. Tourism revenue grew by over 20 per cent, reaching VNĐ98.36 trillion. The number of domestic travellers doubled, surpassing the city’s major growth targets.

With the government, businesses, and local communities working together, Cà Mau Province can become a green tourism hub, helping to enrich Việt Nam's tourism industry worldwide, experts said at a seminar in Bạc Liêu Ward.

For the first time, musicians will feature masterpieces by Rossini, Verdi, Donizetti and Bellini, ranging from lively overtures and emotional arias to romantic tunes and the legendary Norma.

Israel’s Channel 12 has broadcast the latest episode of its adventure series “Danny Kushmaro: Till the Edge”, highlighting Việt Nam's Sơn Đoòng Cave - the world’s largest natural cave - as a destination that tests human endurance, spirit and resilience under extreme conditions.

Unlike the bustling pace of Hồ Chí Minh City or the capital city of Hà Nội, Đà Nẵng retains a more relaxed rhythm. Elderly people can take leisurely strolls along Mỹ Khê beach, visit early morning markets, or enjoy a cup of drip coffee by the sea. The city offers the best of both factors: modern infrastructure with hospitals, services, and stylish cafés, while still preserving a close-knit local way of life.

President of the Vietnamese Association in the Kansai region Lê Thương said the festival was not only a joyful day for children but also an opportunity to strengthen solidarity within the Vietnamese community while preserving cultural identity and passing on its values to the younger generations.

Covering more than 120 sq.m at D9 Thăng Long International Village, Trần Đăng Ninh Street, many images, documents and artefacts have been arranged and displayed scientifically and innovatively, giving visitors a comprehensive and multi-dimensional view of the life and career of the great revolutionary and poet Tố Hữu.

British travel magazine Time Out has listed the seven most amazing islands to visit in Asia, and a Vietnamese island made it to the top three.

More than a cultural and artistic exchange, the event also served as a large-scale people-to-people and cultural diplomacy initiative, reflecting Hue’s aspirations for deeper international integration and affirming its growing stature as a centrally-run city. It further provided a platform for practical cooperation in culture, tourism, trade, and creative industries.

Amid global trends such as cold coffee drinks like the Espresso tonic, Vietnamese coffee has proved its enduring allure.

According to the municipal Department of Tourism, the festival was presented with a Gold Award in the “Art, Entertainment & Public – Festival” category, while its opening spectacle “The Legendary Ship” won a Gold Award in the “Cultural Event” category.

In addition to teaching and transmission, many localities have integrated Then into modern life. In Quảng Ninh and Lạng Sơn, community-based tourism featuring Then performances has provided livelihoods for local residents while supporting the preservation of this cultural heritage.

Experts believe that Hà Nội should issue a set of criteria tailored to its urban conditions, enhance regional linkages, encourage community engagement, and prioritise investment in green infrastructure and clean energy.

The exhibition A Wonderful World, organised by the Embassy of Japan in Việt Nam and the Việt Nam Origami Group (VOG), offers a fun and educational experience for both children and adults.