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Long Sơn: Where oyster farming meets tourism
Long Sơn Commune in Hồ Chí Minh City is best known for its oyster farms, a traditional livelihood that has supported local families for generations. Today, the community is building on that heritage through experiential tourism, giving visitors the opportunity to explore floating oyster farms, learn about the farming process, and experience daily life on the water.
Smart technology drives sustainability
Lifestyle 01:28Smart technologies and sustainable solutions are taking centre stage in Hồ Chí Minh City as Smart Green Living Week 2026 opens, bringing together businesses, innovators and consumers to explore the latest products and ideas for greener urban living.
Tokyo embraces cooler workwear as heat soars
Lifestyle 01:58As Japan braces for another summer of extreme heat, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government is encouraging staff to swap business suits for lighter clothing. Officials say the "Tokyo Cool Biz" campaign is helping employees stay comfortable while reducing energy use.
Long Sơn: Where oyster farming meets tourism
Lifestyle 02:56Long Sơn Commune in Hồ Chí Minh City is best known for its oyster farms, a traditional livelihood that has supported local families for generations. Today, the community is building on that heritage through experiential tourism, giving visitors the opportunity to explore floating oyster farms, learn about the farming process, and experience daily life on the water.
Mother turns meals into art
Lifestyle 01:57For many parents, a home-cooked meal is more than just food. In Hà Nội, one mother is turning everyday ingredients into colourful works of art, making mealtimes more exciting while encouraging her children to eat better.
Local campaign cuts single-use plastic
Lifestyle 02:12Every day, thousands of single-use plastic items become waste shortly after being used. To help change this habit, Cần Thơ City is carrying out the "Green Ngã Bảy Say No to Single-Use Plastic" campaign.
International arrivals to Việt Nam up nearly 15% in 6 months
Lifestyle 01:00Việt Nam welcomed nearly 12.3 million international visitors in the first six months of the year, up nearly 15% from the same period last year. The figure also means the country has already achieved almost half of its 2026 target of attracting 25 million international arrivals. Growth continues to be driven by key source markets such as China and South Korea.
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