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Ruoc netting season in central Vietnam: In pictures
The netting season starts in October when the sea is calm, reaching its peak during the Lunar New Year and ending in early April.
Delayed FDI projects wasteful for national economy
Hundreds of billions of dollars worth of capital have been ‘buried’ under projects registered by foreign investors but have not been implemented.
Destinations that see repeat visitors
Hoi An, Danang, Moc Chau, Co To, Ha Giang, Tam Binh and Da Lat are places that travellers like to revisit.
Vietnam’s largest solar battery factory
Hanoi authorities have hosted an inauguration ceremony for Vietnam’s largest centre for technology transfer at the Hoa Lac Hi-tech Park, with the largest solar battery production line in the country.
Hanoi looks modern from aerial cameras
As planned, by 2050 the capital city of Hanoi will be the political and administrative center of the nation, a special grade city, and one of the largest economic, trade, commercial and service centers of Vietnam and the Asia – Pacific region.
The era of huge projects returns
After three projects with registered capital of over US$1 billion each were licenced, total foreign direct investment (FDI) in Vietnam in the past 10 months rose to more than US$19 billion.
Jetstar Pacific records profit after three years
The general director of the low-cost air carrier Jetstar Pacific (JPA) Le Hong Ha said the airline has recorded a profit for the first time after three years of operation.
How will the government pay back the debt to SBV and Vietcombank?
The Central Institute of Economic Management (CIEM) said that government debt of VND30 trillion to the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) put pressure on monetary policy.
Climate change in Mekong Delta through pictures
VietNamNet's Hoang Huong recently took a trip to the Mekong Delta to learn about the impact of climate change in Vietnam's largest granary. Below are photos taken by Huong a few days ago.
Thai consumer goods challenging Vietnamese manufacturers
Priced at slightly above the selling prices of Chinese goods and better in quality, Thai consumer products have dislodged Chinese goods out of Vietnam and competed fiercely with Vietnamese products.