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Vietnam Emerging as Southeast Asia’s New Tourist Hotspot By Fanasy Nguyen Le According to a recent publication by the German press Deutsche Welle, Vietnam has quickly become one of the most popular destinations in Southeast Asia. Tourists visiting Vietnam are drawn to the country’s diverse landscapes, beautiful beaches, mountainous rice terraces, and vibrant cities. The popularity of Vietnam is backed by statistics. A report by Google Destination Insights revealed that Vietnam was the seventh most searched destination from March to June, out of six months in 2023. Additionally, the Vietnam National Administration of Tourism announced that the country had already welcomed over 5.5 million foreign visitors in the first six months of 2023, surpassing the total number of international arrivals in 2022. Ha Long Bay is listed among the top 10 must-visit Asian destinations by The Travel Experts predict that Vietnam’s tourism industry will experience further growth in the coming year...

Vietnam News Today (August 7) Notable Headlines Top legislator attends external policy forum in Jakarta Indonesian Businesses Interested in Exploring the Vietnamese Market As tourism begins to recover from the impact of the global pandemic, businesses in the tourism industry are starting to see some positive trends. However, it is important to acknowledge that there are still risks and challenges that need to be addressed. One of the key benefits for businesses is the increase in customer demand. People are eager to travel and explore new places as restrictions are lifted and vaccination rates rise. This increase in demand creates opportunities for businesses to attract more customers and generate revenue. Additionally, the recovery of tourism also leads to job creation. As businesses in the tourism industry start to reopen and expand their operations, they are hiring more employees to meet the growing demand. This is especially crucial as the pandemic has caused signi...

Engineering Unit Rotation No.2, made up of 203 officers, including 22 females, was established in 2014. Photo: People’s Army Newspaper A see-off ceremony for the unit is scheduled to take place in Hanoi on August 8, VietnamPlus reported. The unit will come with about 300 tonnes of supplies, including equipment, machinery, and food, which have been packaged and ready to be transported. Most of the supplies will be transported by the sea while the remaining 17 tonnes, mainly food, and medicine, on a commercial aircraft rented by the UN, said Lt. Col. Pham Van Hao, deputy head of Engineering Unit Rotation 2. As the main equipment was already delivered to the UN mission in Abyei by Engineering Unit Rotation 1 in 2022, this time, Engineering Unit Rotation 2 will bring mainly replacement materials and spare parts, more than 10 tonnes, that are not available in the host area or have been used up to ensure the performance of duties. Hao noted that all unit members show strong...

The Hanoi Tourism Department has announced that over 170,000 individuals visited Hanoi during the two-day BlackPink concert, generating a total revenue of VND630 billion (US$27.4 million) for the city. The benefits of hosting the group’s performance in Vietnam are evident. However, have we fully capitalized on these opportunities to promote our country’s image and generate income? Associate Professor, PhD. Bui Hoai Son, a member of the National Assembly’s Committee on Culture and Education, discussed this phenomenon with The Hanoi Times. The potential of Vietnam’s entertainment market With the recent BlackPink effect, what are your comments on the needs of the Vietnamese audience? The BlackPink event in Hanoi displayed the immense appeal of this girl band. Despite the relatively high ticket prices, a portion of the audience still willingly paid for a high-quality and memorable musical experience. This demand also demonstrates the potential of Vietnam’s entertainment market. With ...

The launch formed a significant component of the Environment Day event, which was co-hosted on Sunday by the People’s Committee and pertinent state agencies operating within the district. In light of the United Nations Environment Program’s leadership and the observance of World Environment Day (June 5th), an Environment Day event centered on the theme “Saying No to Non-biodegradable Plastic Bags and Single-use Plastics” was organized. Recyclable bottles are displayed at a booth run by the Vietnam Women’s Union of District 10, Ho Chi Minh City, July 23, 2023. Photo: Tuoi Tre Raising Public Awareness for Environmental Protection This event aims to generate greater public awareness about the importance of environmental protection. Attendees will be encouraged to adopt sustainable practices in their daily lives, such as reducing the use of non-biodegradable plastic bags and single-use plastics. Additionally, the event will promote the proper sorting of garbage at its sour...