Hà Nội''s heritage sites and public spaces will take on a new and attractive appearance at the hands of experts and artisans during the Hà Nội Festival of Creative Design 2026.
Some Grab drivers have raised concerns over the company''s flexible fee mechanism, which they say has reduced their earnings. Their concerns also highlight broader questions about drivers'' rights and platforms'' responsibilities in the emerging digital economy.
The South Central Coast is a distinctive maritime cultural landscape, encompassing a rich array of tangible and intangible values. Amid rapid urbanisation and the pressures of mass tourism, however, many traditional cultural practices and forms of folk knowledge are at...
The Ministry of Home Affairs has called on ministries and localities to review and formulate policies to tap the economic potential of an ageing population, with a long-term vision extending to 2045.
The cooperation is expected to provide valuable references for policymakers, local authorities, sports federations and associations, tournament organisers, businesses and other stakeholders in the sports industry.
Việt Nam, with its young population and rapidly growing demand for sports consumption, is presented with a significant opportunity to develop its sports economy in a professional and sustainable direction.
The Vietnam Sports Economy Summit 2026 confirmed sports as a sector capable of generating economic value, attracting investment, and opening up new development drivers for the country.
Cà Mau Province is strengthening forest protection while developing a forestry-based economy, aiming to improve livelihoods for communities living under the forest canopy.
Vietnam GameVerse 2025 will feature a game exhibition, industry products and services, live gaming tournaments, a cosplay competition and a parade dedicated to the cosplay community.
The influx of billionaires from the US and India to Việt Nam is not only boosting the economy, but also highlighting the need for enhanced service quality within the tourism sector.
Nguyen The Son will present his latest installation artworks inspired
by his memories of the State subsidised economy at an exhibition that
will open on August 13 at the Goethe Institute.
Viet Nam wants to become a market leader for
so-called cultural industries in Southeast Asia by 2020. It hopes to
extend this vision to the rest of the world by 2030.
With preparations beginning in June, calendar producers are hoping their
designs for 2014 (the Year of the Horse) will be popular this year, as
the economy remains stagnant.