Exploring the secrets beyond the waves of Mai Nha Islet

Culture - Tourism

Amidst the vast expanse of waves and the rustling casuarina groves, Mai Nha Islet (located in An HoaHai Commune, Tuy An District) rises like a giant rooftop nestled in the sea. Setting foot on the island, one is greeted by a world apart - pristine, tranquil, and strikingly unfamiliar, evoking a sense of awe and wonder.

Lang Son joins UNESCO’s global geoparks network

Culture - Tourism

Lang Son Geopark of Vietnam has been officially recognised as a UNESCO Global Geopark, alongside 15 others worldwide, at a special certificate presentation ceremony held in Paris on June 2.

New publication, exhibit celebrate 135 years of President Ho Chi Minh

Culture - Tourism

A new book about President Ho Chi Minh has been launched at the Presidential Palace’s relic site dedicated to the late leader in Hanoi.

Phu Yen’s sea and islands - where blue waters and white clouds inviting

Culture - Tourism

Summer is knocking! With its 189km stretch of coastline winding like a soft silk ribbon, Phu Yen is quickly becoming a beloved destination for travelers seeking golden sunshine and blue seas.

Vietnam’s tourism sector continues to face a significant shortage of skilled labour, both in terms of quantity and quality, posing a serious challenge to its sustainable development, according to industry insiders.

A conference named “Vietnam - The Dynamic Market in Asia and the New Destination of Global Film Producers” was held in Paris on May 14, within the framework of the 78th Cannes Film Festival.

There’s been a steady increase in interest in Vietnam among Australian travellers over several decades, though right now, it’s booming, according to an article published on The New Zealand Herald on May 9.

The ongoing merger of Phu Yen and Dak Lak has drawn significant public attention - not only from an administrative perspective but also for its potential to drive multi-sector socio-economic development, particularly in the Tourism sector.