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THE HANOI TIMES — Vietnam is witnessing a remarkable surge in global interest, with search volumes for its destinations soaring by an impressive 10% to 25%. This puts the country ahead of established regional tourism hotspots such as Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, and Indonesia. According to Google Destination Insights data from February 11 to May 1, Vietnam was the sole Southeast Asian nation in the top 10 destinations with the most significant online interest growth. The captivating scenery of Phu Quoc Island, captured by Thanh Truc. Within Asia, Vietnam outshone several prominent tourism markets, with the Philippines ranking 18th, Singapore 25th, Thailand 36th, Indonesia 37th, and Malaysia in the 39th position. The most sought-after destinations within Vietnam included iconic cities such as Hanoi , Ho Chi Minh City, and Danang, along with idyllic locations like Phu Quoc Island in Kien Giang province and the coastal city of Nha Trang in Khanh Hoa province. Notably, emerging...

THE HANOI TIMES — As maritime disputes and legal complexities intensify, the 14th Ocean Dialogue, held in Hanoi, focused on bolstering the role of international law, particularly dispute settlement mechanisms within the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS). Delegates captured a commemorative photo at the 14th Ocean Dialogue in Hanoi on May 7. Photo: Khanh Van/The Hanoi Times The event, which took place on May 7, was co-organized by the Diplomatic Academy of Vietnam (DAV), Konrad Adenauer Stiftung (KAS), and the Australian Embassy in Vietnam. It convened approximately 150 participants, encompassing diplomats, scholars, and legal experts from 14 countries and territories, as well as representatives from nearly 30 foreign embassies and multiple domestic agencies. Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Nguyen Manh Cuong, in his opening address, characterized UNCLOS as a “civilized framework” that has facilitated states in addressing maritime concerns through le...

Vietnam News Today (May 9) notable headlines Brazil ready to upgrade partnership with Vietnam, says diplomat Vietnam’s inbound tourism booms, surpassing pre-pandemic levels Vietnamese peacekeepers inaugurate smart camp in Abyei HCM City makes Agoda list of ideal Asian destinations for extended stays Foreign media spotlights Dien Bien Phu Victory Dong Nai enjoys 2.4 billion USD trade surplus in Jan-Apr Japanese Ambassador honoured for contributing to Vietnam-Japan diplomatic relations Nine Dynastic Urns inscribed on UNESCO Memory of World Register Japanese firm to build biomass power plant in Yen Bai Brazilian Secretary for Asia and the Pacific at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Eduardo Paes Saboia speaks at a recent event held at the Vietnamese Embassy in Brazil. (Photo: Vietnamese Embassy in Brazil) Brazil ready to upgrade partnership with Vietnam, says diplomat Brazil remains poised to elevate diplomatic relations with Vietnam to unprecedented heights...

Vietnam and Brazil have enjoyed a 35-year relationship marked by positive developments across all sectors, with stronger political ties, increased economic and trade cooperation, and a growing sense of trust, according to Vietnamese Ambassador to Brazil Bui Van Nghi. In an interview with Vietnam News Agency on the occasion of the 35th anniversary of Vietnam-Brazil diplomatic relations and the 17th anniversary of the bilateral comprehensive partnership, the diplomat noted that this coincides with the first year of implementing the joint statement issued by leaders of the two countries during Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh’s visit to Brazil in September 2023, the first visit by a high-ranking Vietnamese leader to the Latin American country in 16 years. Since September 2023, Brazil has sent two ministerial-level delegations to Vietnam. During Minister of Science, Technology, and Innovation Luciana Santos’ visit in November 2023, the two sides discussed potential areas of collaborati...

A Vietnamese delegation led by Senior Lieutenant General Phung Si Tan, Deputy Chief of the General Staff of the Vietnam People’s Army (VPA) and head of the organizing committee of the Vietnam International Defence Expo 2024, is attending the 2024 Defence Service Asia Exhibition and Conference (DSA) and the National Security Asia 2024 (NATSEC) exhibition in Malaysia, according to VNA. On the sidelines of the events, running from May 6-9, the delegation has engaged in meetings with several partners to discuss mutual concerns and cooperation. Senior Lieutenant General Phung Si Tan and delegates visit the exhibition booth of the Military Industry and Telecoms Group (Viettel). Photo: MOD At a meeting with the head of the Republic of Korea’s Defence Acquisition Programme Administration (DAPA), the two sides expressed satisfaction with the development of the nations’ comprehensive strategic partnership. Especially, bilateral cooperation in the defence industry and military trad...

The event is held on an open-air stage at Bia Quoc Hoc Square. The exchange programme is part of the ongoing 2023 Hue Traditional Craft Festival, attracting a large number of locals and tourists. Art performances make an unforgettable impression on the hearts of locals and visitors. An artist performs traditional Korean orchestral music. A performance of Xam Long Thanh singing (blind busker’s singing) A fashion show showcases traditional Korean hanbok of the Joseon Dynasty. The stage is blessed with an impressive performances by artists from the Central Highlands region. Audiences admire a Taekwondo performance by students of the RoK’s Eunpyeong district. Belgian stilts walkers prepare for the show at the end of the night. The post Impressive international art exchange in Hue appeared first on Vietexplorer.com .

Without going far away during the five-day break, many children select walking zones around the Hoang Kiem Lake to play their favourite games. People have five days off work in celebration of National Reunification Day (April 30) and May Day (May 1). The weather is quite favourable for outdoor activities. Portraiting – a favourite service for elderly and young people. Many people select shade trees to enjoy fresh air and watch games nearby. Marking the national holiday, women don Ao Dai – the traditional long dress of Vietnamese women. Going out to public places, holidaymakers are advised to take COVID-19 prevention and control measures, including wearing a face mask. No only local people but foreigners also want to discover the festive atmosphere and traditional games along pedestrian streets. Thu Le Park, another name of Hanoi Zoo, is a favourite destination for holidaymakers. The ticket booth is always ...