Resolution No. 80-NQ/TW on the development of Vietnamese culture consistently affirms the view that culture must be placed at the centre of development, serving simultaneously as the spiritual foundation of society, a development goal, and a key endogenous driver of national progress.

Việt Nam’s Northwest mountains have come into the spotlight on French national television, with a feature broadcast on France 2 showcasing Sa Pa as a compelling destination defined by emerald mountain ranges, centuries-old terraced rice fields, and the rich cultural life of ethnic minority communities.

Tourist arrivals to the Phú Quốc special zone have surged since the start of 2026, far outpacing last year's figure, with the island bracing for a deluge of visitors during the Lunar New Year (Tết) holiday and early spring festivities, according to the An Giang Tourism Association (AGTA).

In recent years, Việt Nam’s tourism industry has made strong strides in expanding market scale and increasing arrivals. Closing 2025 with a record nearly 21.2 million international visitors and 137 million domestic tourist visits, the sector entered 2026 with positive momentum.

The annual Phú Mỹ Hưng Spring Flower Festival 2026 will commence at Phú Mỹ Hưng City Centre on February 11 this year, and is expected to welcome millions of visitors from the city and neighbouring areas.

An art talk with Natalia Kraevskaia and Đào Anh Khánh will take place on January 24 about artist Vũ Dân Tân and his work entitled Cadillac-Icarus.

The MV, produced by the Arts Department of Vietnam Television, is regarded as a significant artistic highlight, rich in political and emotional meaning, aimed at spreading a spirit of joy, hope and the desire for renewal in the nation.

Nestled along the Perfume River, Thanh Tiên paper flower village keeps centuries of Huế’s heritage alive in every delicate bloom.

With Tết (Lunar New Year) around the corner, Vietnamese producers and musicians have released new productions to celebrate the country’s most significant holiday.

Elevating culture to one of the four development “pillars”, alongside the economy, politics and the environment, reflects the Party’s strategic vision.

Thousands of books, newspapers and digital publications are being showcased at Đà Nẵng Library in a programme highlighting reading culture while marking the ongoing 14th National Congress of the Communist Party of Việt Nam.

Cao Thanh Lan and Gregor Siedl present 'Âm Âm – Drone & Drone', an art installation inspired by the Vietnamese kite flute at Hà Nội's Complex 01. 

An Giang Province’s Phú Quốc Special Zone has been named in the top 10 trending destinations for 2026 by the respected US travel magazine TravelAwaits.

Opening on the first day of Lunar New Year 2026, the Tết film tells a warm family story built around phở, in which memories, traditions and cultural identity gently intertwine.

Blending contemporary folk art with zodiac symbolism, Việt Nam’s Tết Bính Ngọ 2026 stamp set celebrates harmony, resilience and the promise of a prosperous journey ahead.

At the ongoing 14th National Party Congress, on January 26, Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Nguyễn Văn Hùng highlighted major directions to harness the intrinsic strength of Vietnamese culture and people, the foundation for rapid and sustainable development.

In the days leading up to Tết  (Lunar New Year of Bính Ngọ 2026), Tây Ninh is gradually taking on a fresh look amid a sense of urgency and excitement, from urban beautification works to preparations for festive events.

A green, experiential and culture-based tourism model drawing on riverine landscapes, historical heritage and sustainable agriculture in Đa Phúc Commune, Hà Nội, is set to make its official debut in January, opening up new prospects for sustainable development following recent administrative restructuring.

The Korea Herald, one of the Republic of Korea’s most respected business and consumer dailies, highlights Phú Quốc as a standout choice for the early months of the year, particularly January, when demand for winter escapes among Korean travellers peaks.

Images highlighting the ground-breaking achievements of the nation are also displayed in a part of the exhibition.