The Youth Cinema Festival 2026 (Youth CineFest 2026) kicked off in HCM City on Tuesday, featuring a series of film screenings, the project market, and exchanges with filmmakers.
The country welcomed more than 17.7 million international visitors in the first nine months of 2026, up 14.5 per cent year-on-year, according to the Việt Nam National Authority of Tourism. Arrivals in September reached 1.77 million, up 16.1 per cent...
The 2026 Việt Nam Jazz Heritage Festival will take place from November 6 to 8 in Xuân Hương Đà Lạt Ward of Lâm Đồng Province, featuring a range of artistic performances and cultural experiences for residents and visitors.
The upcoming six-day event will offer visitors a unique sensory journey through the rich culinary heritage and traditional folk arts of the Kinh Bắc region, while driving local tourism development.
International performers are expected to include Lisa Ono of Japan, DaDaDa and JKC of South Korea, and Nik West and Raul Mi’Don of the United States. Vietnamese artists will include Yellow Star Bigband, Hoài Sa and Trần Thu Hà.
By placing heritage at the heart of development and culture as a driving force, Đồng Nai is working to turn traditional values, festivals and community spaces into valuable economic assets.
Driven by a spectacular resurgence in international holidaymakers and a strong commitment to sustainable green growth, the coastal province has smashed its full-year tourism goals in just 10 months.
Following the announcement of a significantly revised competition programme for the 2027 Southeast Asian (SEA) Games in Malaysia, Việt Nam will have to look beyond familiar medal targets to maintain its regional standing.
This is the first time the event has been held in Europe, aiming to strengthen community ties, preserve cultural identity and foster love for the homeland among generations of Vietnamese people living abroad.
