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‘Ao dai’ featuring modern HCM City to be displayed in RoK
A Vietnamese fashion designer will take his latest “ao dai” (traditional long gown) collection which features images of a bustling, dynamic Ho Chi Minh City to a Republic of Korea's cultural fest early next week.
Where's Vietnam’s first seven-star resort complex?
A local conglomerate has started work on its beach and golf resort complex in a central province, with its beach villa clusters to be the country’s first to attain a seven-star standard.
Vietnam to play Iran, China in Asian Women’s Volleyball Championship
Vietnam will take on Iran on May 23 and China the following day in the second round of the Asian Women’s Volleyball Championship in Tianjin, China.
Vietnamese American sponsors national basketball team at SEA Games
Connor Nguyen, a Vietnamese American, will spend US$30,000 paying for the entire cost of the Vietnamese national basketball team to take part in the 28th Southeast Asian (SEA) Games in Singapore from June 5 to 16.
Environmental tax causes fuel prices to soar in Vietnam
It is said that we should never tell the same lie twice, but this seems to be the case of the argument that a“higher environmental tax does not mean higher fuel prices,” which was put forward during both of Vietnam’s fuel price increases over the last two weeks.
Rhino horn buyers in Vietnam down 77%: report
The number of people who buy rhino horn in Vietnam has decreased 77% while there has been a 60% plummet in the number of people who think rhino horn has medical value, newswire Vietnamplus has recently reported.
Thai firm replaces Swiss company to manage HCM City hotel
Thailand-based Absolute Hotel Services (AHS) has taken over the management role in a five-star hotel under the management of Switzerland-headquartered Mövenpick Holding AG in Ho Chi Minh City.
Vietnam food watchdog reassures consumers amid fake rice rumor
The Vietnam Food Administration (VFA), the country’s food safety watchdog, has asked members of the public to settle their nerves as a rumor about fake rice made of plastic is sweeping through several Asian countries.
NatGeo features Son Doong Cave in dizzying 360-degree images
Son Doong, the world's largest cave, located in central Vietnam, has been featured in astounding 360-degree images in a project funded by National Geographic Magazine.
Anh Vien to face unfavorable Sea Games competition schedule
Vietnamese swimmer Nguyen Thi Anh Vien, 19, will face an unfavorable competition schedule at the upcoming Southeast Asian (SEA) Games in Singapore from June 5 to 16 since she will have to take part in four races in one day and may have only nine minutes to rest between two consecutive events.