The Politburo’s Conclusion 99-KL/TW issued on September 28 on the exploitation, management and protection of low-altitude airspace in the new development era sets a target for the low-altitude economy to become an important economic and technical sector by 2045, with...
The HCM City Department of Tourism in collaboration with the Department of Science and Technology on Wednesday launched the 4th HCM City Innovative Startups for Tourism Competition.
In Lam Sơn Commune, home to the Lam Kinh historical site, local officials have joined producers in livestreams to introduce products and connect them with consumers.
Launched by the commune’s Youth Union in early 2026, the model has been installed at all 12 village cultural houses and rolled out to all local youth branches.
The approach also gives consumers more information about product origins, helping them identify Phúc Trạch pomelos with the proper geographical indication and traceability.
The space, launched on Monday to mark the 68th anniversary of Hồ Chí Minh’s visit to Lào Cai, combines traditional displays with QR codes, digital photo exhibitions, audiobooks and other multimedia content.
Hòa Bình Commune also plans to encourage traders to use digital platforms to promote and sell products, while paying greater attention to product traceability, food safety and environmental hygiene, with the aim of building “Green, Digital and Civilised Markets.”
Digital transformation is gradually changing how residents in Mê Linh Commune, Hà Nội, promote and sell local products, giving traditional craft products new ways to reach consumers and helping local businesses expand their markets.
The information was released at a conference on the implementation of an AI education plan for school students and continuing education learners held by the Hà Nội Department of Education and Training on September 18.
The province’s digital tourism drive goes beyond promotion on social media. Lào Cai is gradually building a smart tourism ecosystem to improve visitor experiences, support tourism businesses and help mountain communities overcome geographical barriers.
Instead of waiting for customers to visit Phù Lãng or relying mainly on traditional distribution channels, the cooperative now introduces its handmade pottery directly on social media platforms. Its TikTok livestreams attract thousands of viewers, with orders placed during the...
The ''4.0 Market'' model, which promotes cashless payments, is being introduced at traditional markets, particularly in remote areas and communities with large Khmer populations.
Digital technology is being used to improve the management and conservation of plant genetic resources at the HCM City Botanical Garden, where thousands of plants are being recorded and monitored as part of a growing “living collection” of Việt Nam’s...