Technology is gradually reshaping how learning materials are developed, educational activities are organised, student progress is tracked and professional skills are enhanced.
For tourism businesses, data, artificial intelligence (AI), e-commerce and digital platforms are changing how services are managed, products are developed and customers are reached.
Đăng Khôi is Việt Nam’s representative among 12 artists competing in the second season of the international music competition Silk Way Star in China.
Ninh Bình is accelerating the digitalisation of its rich heritage, using 3D scanning, virtual reality, QR codes and digital databases to preserve historical and cultural values while creating new ways for people and visitors to discover the province’s heritage.
Resolution No. 26-NQ/TW, issued on August 22, sets out a new vision, with a focus on fundamentally renewing the mindset, methods and approaches to tourism development and governance, shifting from quantity to quality and increasing the sector’s contribution to the national economy.
The combination of modern machinery and traditional craftsmanship reflects the craft village’s efforts to preserve values handed down through generations while embracing technological advances.
On September 4-5 alone, Khánh Hòa welcomed around 95,000 visitors staying overnight, including approximately 38,000 international visitors, highlighting the event’s considerable appeal and the province’s image as a safe, attractive and welcoming destination.
The Cửu Long (Mekong) Delta province of Đồng Tháp has designed new products to boost cultural, historical, and urban tourism.
Singer-songwriter Soobin and his Kingdom join many activities to promotes the Soobin Live Concert Movie: All-Rounder on September 6 in Hà Nội and HCM City.
Learn how to build a safe, practical medical kit for children, including essential monitoring, medication, wound care, hydration, and safety tips.
Tuyên Quang Province prioritises preserving and promoting cultural values and the central role of local people.
The UN General Assembly’s adoption of a resolution on the International Decade of Culture for Sustainable Development reflects Việt Nam’s increasingly proactive role at multilateral forums.
China is currently Việt Nam’s largest source market for international tourists. In the first seven months of 2026, approximately 3.08 million Chinese visitors travelled to Việt Nam. Hà Nội welcomed about 461,400 Chinese visitors staying overnight, making China one of the capital city’s key source markets.
The resolution designates 2027-36 as the International Decade of Culture for Sustainable Development, providing a long-term framework for countries and the international community to step up action and further integrate culture into development policies.
From traditional embroidered paintings to contemporary fashion and accessories, a new exhibition in Hà Nội is exploring how Vietnamese embroidery can connect with modern life. At Thơ Heritage House, visitors can also join workshops and experience the craft themselves, with the exhibition running until September 15.
The Việt Nam Rồng Xanh Awards debuted in Hà Nội on September 4, creating a platform to connect culture, heritage, destinations and innovation, while honouring organisations, businesses, localities and individuals creating outstanding value for Vietnamese culture in the digital era.
Beyond the Broken Bridge, an international film project exploring the identity, family, and journey of Vietnamese people living abroad to reconnect with their roots, was introduced by Cinexia Productions at the Việt Nam–Europe Film Gala in Prague, Czech Republic, on September 3.
"Vietnamese Silk Rhapsody - Symphony of Vietnamese Silk" took centre stage last night in HCM City, presenting a special artistic show that seamlessly blended traditional Vietnamese music, the enchanting sound of the zither, the beauty of silk, the elegance of áo dài, high-end fashion, and captivating contemporary performances.
