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German choir to hold three a cappella concerts in Vietnam next week
A renowned German concert choir is poised to bring three a cappella performances to audience in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City next week.
Scarce water resources threaten Phu Quoc tourism
Vietnam’s Phu Quoc Island is facing overwhelming growth in local tourism against the backdrop of a rapid decline in clean water.
77% of Vietnamese men are drinkers: WHO survey
Vietnam has been considered one of the world’s top consumers of alcoholic beverages with 77% of its men drinking beer and other kinds of alcohol, according to a recent survey.
Vietnamese model to judge Miss World Egypt 2016
A Vietnamese model will be a judge in the 2016 Miss World Egypt pageant, Egyptian ambassador to Vietnam has confirmed.
Vietnam police hunt for trafficker of African elephant tusks
Police in central Vietnam are hunting for a 40-year-old man who fled from the scene of a traffic accident, leaving behind 16 African elephant ivory tusks.
Supermarkets help export Vietnamese products
Large supermarkets in Vietnam like Lotte Mart, Co.op Mart and Big C have become a powerful channel to help export local products to overseas markets, especially the Republic of Korea (RoK), the EU and Japan.
Authorities to work with Singapore on entry denial of Vietnamese visitors
Vietnamese aviation authorities on July 22 submitted a document to the Ministry of Transport so that the ministry will work with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs about a recent issue relating to Vietnamese visitors to Singapore.
Vietnam premier axes state-owned oil group chairman
Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung has signed a decision to remove Nguyen Xuan Son from the post of the chairman of state-owned Vietnam National Oil and Gas Group, or PetroVietnam.
Police nick man who snatched handbag from foreigner
A 22-year-old man has been arrested for snatching a handbag containing an iPhone 6 from a Chinese woman in downtown Ho Chi Minh City.
Farmers in Vietnam on hot bricks as sugar cane fields on fire
Many farmers in south-central Vietnam have felt powerless to fight raging fires and save their sugar cane fields since the beginning of the dry season.