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Thailand targets Vietnamese tourism market
As Vietnam sees strong growth in inbound tourism, the country's travelers are also contributing significantly to outbound tourism, particularly to Thailand. Thailand, known for its vibrant culture and tourism infrastructure, aims to attract 900,000 Vietnamese visitors by 2026.
Empowering women against gender-based violence
Society 02:17Guardian Girls Vovinam launched in Hanoi to empower women and girls with Vovinam martial arts to prevent gender-based violence.
VNeID eases airport procedures
Society 01:19Vietnam airports now use the VNeID app with facial recognition, allowing faster check-in and boarding without showing ID.
Thailand targets Vietnamese tourism market
Society 02:44As Vietnam sees strong growth in inbound tourism, the country's travelers are also contributing significantly to outbound tourism, particularly to Thailand. Thailand, known for its vibrant culture and tourism infrastructure, aims to attract 900,000 Vietnamese visitors by 2026.
Dioxin-free airport land handover
Society 01:55At the handover, Vietnamese Deputy Minister of National Defence, Senior Lieutenant General Xuan Chien and US Ambassador Marc Knapper affirmed that progress in dioxin remediation cooperation has strengthened strategic trust between the two countries, an important step in advancing Vietnam-US relations to a new level.
National Achievements Expo highlights solidarity
Newsline 01:10The exhibition themed “80-year Journey of Independence – Freedom – Happiness” was accompanied by a concert on 15th September. Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh stressed that the National Achievements Exhibition highlighted the power of uniting national strength, and the close coordination between central and local authorities, as well as between the State and the private sector.
Space tech transforms everyday life
Society 01:25Another area showcasing the nation’s advancement is space technology. Remote sensing and Earth observation systems had been applied to track changes in climate and land conditions. They’re crucial for better planning and faster emergency responses, especially in areas most vulnerable to natural disasters.
Reverse branding gains traction in F&B
Society 02:02If names like “Terrible Sticky Rice” and “Only the Second-Best Milk Tea” confuse you, they are doing it right because these self-deprecating names are proving a hit for a number of eateries and drink shops. This is a rising trend in Ho Chi Minh City, a market where everyone claims to be number one.
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