On 8 April, Booking.com named Mũi Né among the world's top 10 trending destinations for 2026, driven by a surge in early-year searches. The recognition highlights a shift toward nature-based, adventure travel. In Mũi Né, visitors can relax on beaches or explore dunes, fishing villages, fish sauce museums, and enjoy kitesurfing along the coast.
A new overnight cruise route linking Hạ Long Bay (Quảng Ninh) and Lan Hạ Bay (Hải Phòng) is set to launch on 15 April, offering a seamless journey across two stunning heritage areas. Designed to boost regional connectivity and attract more visitors, the route allows travellers more time to explore both bays
On 8 April, Booking.com named Mũi Né among the world's top 10 trending destinations for 2026, driven by a surge in early-year searches. The recognition highlights a shift toward nature-based, adventure travel. In Mũi Né, visitors can relax on beaches or explore dunes, fishing villages, fish sauce museums, and enjoy kitesurfing along the coast.
The rise of "kidults"—adults drawn to nostalgic, collectable toys—is reshaping the global market. According to Circana, they now account for about 28% of total toy sales. In Việt Nam, this growing segment is more than profitable—it reflects a vibrant creative force, where local artists, studios and producers channel cultural pride into unique designs that blend childhood memories with personal identity.
Speaking of films, in recent years, Việt Nam has increasingly emerged as both a backdrop and a source of inspiration for international film projects. French director François Bibonne is among the notable figures contributing to this trend. Following the success of the first instalment, his documentary "Once Upon A Bridge in Vietnam II" premiered on 5 April.
For generations, the Nón lá or palm-leaf conical hat, has been a familiar companion, evoking the simple and rustic beauty of Vietnamese people. Today, amid the pace of modern life, these values are inspiring fresh and unique creativity among young people. In Hồ Chí Minh City, a young man has chosen the conical hat as his "medium" to tell the story of Vietnamese culture in his own way.
April is set to be a vibrant month for Việt Nam’s entertainment scene, with a lineup of highly anticipated domestic films and major events during the Hùng Kings’ Commemoration Day and the 30 April - 1 May holidays. From star-studded concerts to fan-driven shows, audiences can look forward to unforgettable performances and a wave of local creative energy.