Entertainment has become a strategic focus for The Grand Hồ Tràm in 2026 as it positions itself as a dynamic entertainment hub for both local and international visitors, transcending its traditional role as a mere resort, according to resort officials.
''Hồi Sinh'' (Resurrection) is more than just an artwork. Supported by the Hà Nội People’s Committee and Hoàn Kiếm District authorities, the project by artist Tia-Thủy Nguyễn aims to revitalise a public space, highlight cultural identity and honour the historical...
Việt Nam will once again honour the French language through a film festival and concerts to celebrate International Francophone Day, which falls on March 20.
A programme entiled Millions of Hearts for the
Country kicked off yesterday in Ha Noi aiming to raise funds for
Vietnamese forces stationed on the nation''s coast and islands.
The King''s name, which literally means "Strength of the Land,
Incomparable Power", clearly reflects his nature. The King has performed
his royal duties to enhance the well-being of the Thai people
throughout his 68 year-long reign.
The King''s name, which lit-erally means "Strength of the Land,
Incomparable Power", has always been true to its meaning for His Majesty
has consistently performed his royal duties to improve the well-being
of the Thai people throughout his 67-year-long reign. And with His
Majesty''s...
Nguyen Thanh Ha from Viet Nam News is among seven journalists from Viet
Nam, Australia, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore and
Thailand, emerge as country winners for the Siemens Green Technology
Journalism Award 2013.
Japanese renowned calligrapher Takeda Souun will demonstrate his techniques and hold a workshop titled The Power of Calligraphy, at the Temple of Literature in Ha Noi this Saturday.
Hoi An yesterday launched its new solar power public lighting system in the city''s Hoai River Square.Renewable
lighting sources have been added to world heritage sites across the
central region with funding from Asiana Airlines as part of an
initiative aimed at promoting...
Of the three Vietnamese athletes competing at the
Paralympics in London yesterday, power-lifter Nguyen Thi Hong finished
with the best result – fourth in the women''s under 40kg event.
Big Dance, a programme organised by the British Council in the led-up to
the London Olympics, will take place in Ha Noi tomorrow with the
participation of hundreds of students.
