Volleyballer Lê Thanh Thúy and football player Đinh Quang Kiệt will be Việt Nam’s flag bearers for the 20th Asian Games'' opening ceremony on September 19 in Japan.
Sầm Sơn is looking beyond the beach season, with plans to develop cultural, spiritual, wellness, sports, MICE and other experiential products to attract visitors throughout the year.
The Việt Nam Tennis Federation is hosting two ATP Challenger 50 Phan Thiết tennis tournaments from September 6 to 13 and September 13 to 20, featuring more than 100 strong athletes at the NovaWorld Phan Thiết sport complex in Lâm...
The ATF Administrators Development Workshop, opened on September 3, serves as an interactive platform for tennis administrators to exchange knowledge, information and discus practical plans for the near future.
Located in Thanh Hóa Province''s coastal tourism corridor, Hải Tiến covers Hoằng Tiến and Hoằng Thanh communes. The area has a long coastline, rivers and an estuary ecosystem, offering favourable conditions for nature-based tourism.
Teams from Việt Nam, Thailand, Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, Australia and Japan are competing in the event. Vietnam has fielded eight teams, including three national squads and five teams from Khánh Hòa, HCM City, Hải Phòng, Cần Thơ and An Giang.
Trần Thị Loan is expected to achieve further success, build a name for herself on the international stage, and raise the profile of Vietnamese long jumping internationally.
Nearly 140 players will vie for titles in seven categories of men''s and women''s singles, doubles, teams and mixed doubles of the National Table Tennis Championship from August 8-16 at the Hải Dương Gymnasium.
For travellers seeking unspoiled beauty and an authentic glimpse of life along Việt Nam’s northern coast, Thịnh Long Beach offers a refreshing alternative to the country’s more crowded seaside destinations.
The National Men''s and Women''s Tennis Tournament – VTF Pro Tour 200 features more than 100 athletes competing at the tennis court complex in the Waterpoint integrated metropolitan area in Bến Lức, Tây Ninh Province.
After eight days of competition, HCM City took 12 gold, four silver and 19 bronze medals across 20 categories for boys and girls in age groups ranging from under eight to under 18.