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Vietnam croc farms suffer as Chinese market shrinks
The price of crocodiles raised for their skin on Vietnamese farms has been plummeting amid China’s economic slowdown, forcing farmers to lower prices, close farms, or sell their products at a loss.
Traditional motorbike taxi drivers grapple with technology invasion
Traditional motorbike taxi drivers in Ho Chi Minh City are helpless and infuriated as their livelihood is threatened by a new generation of technology-based drivers.
Meet this volunteer tire repair team in southern Vietnam
With a passion for helping others, a group of volunteers have formed to help pick nails from the streets and fix punctures on motorbikes traveling on the highway that connects Ho Chi Minh City with the coastal city of Vung Tau.
Vietnam Register puts end to aging Saigon-Vung Tau hydrofoil fleet
Tourists will no longer be able to travel between Ho Chi Minh City and the coastal city of Vung Tau by hydrofoil at the end of 2016, as the entire fleet running the route has been asked to cease services.
Korean star Moon So-ri ‘curious’ about Vietnamese cinema
Korean actress Moon So-ri afforded Tuoi Tre (Youth) newspaper an interview upon her arrival in the central city of Danang for a cinema event that kicked off on November 7.
Prince William visits Vietnam for wildlife conservation
The Duke of Cambridge touched down in Hanoi on November 16 morning for a two-day visit to Vietnam, during which he will attend an international conference on the illegal wildlife trade.
Muggers on southern Vietnam buses leave authorities powerless
Muggers posing as passengers have been terrorizing buses in southern Vietnam for years, seemingly above the law as authorities seem unable to shut them down.
Vietnamese teacher in danger after suffering 100 wasp stings
A teacher now risks losing her life after suffering 100 wasp stings on the way to attending an event on Phuc Quoc Island, off southern Vietnam.
Meet three ‘tiny’ members of one ethnic minority community in Vietnam
Three members of the same H’re ethnic minority community, located in the mountainous district of Son Ha in central Vietnam’s Quang Ngai Province, have been found to be suffering from a rare condition that leaves them with a tiny body.
Vietnam police find dolphin-slaughtering fishermen
Two in a group of fishermen who were seen apparently beheading a dolphin in photos that went viral on Facebook last week have been identified, environmental police in the southern province of Kien Giang said on November 15.