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Journey to Vietnam’s southern tip
Dat Mui, a commune in Ngoc Hien District of Ca Mau Province, has been widely known as the southernmost area of Vietnam.
TPP helps Vietnam balance economic dependence on China
Vietnam’s admission to the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) Agreement will not negatively affect Vietnam - China trade relations. If Vietnam can improve its competitiveness, the trade relations between the two nations will be more balanced.
Foreign investors gear up with investments in Vietnam’s property
As the market recovery has become clearer, multinational groups and foreign investment funds have begun to inject money into real estate projects, mostly large ones.
The reservoir at the highest altitude in Vietnam
About 20 km from the center of Sa Pa town, Seo My Ty reservoir is at an altitude of over 1,600m, in the Hoang Lien Son mountain range.
Resort real estate appealing to foreigners
Richard Leech, Executive Director of CBRE Vietnam, tells about the resort real estate market following the introduction of new legislation.
Vietnam’s agriculture needs second period of reform
Dr. Dang Kim Son, former director of the Institute of Policy and Strategy for Agriculture and Rural Development, and Dr. Vu Trong Khai, former Rector of the School for Rural and Agricultural Management Training, talk with VietNamNet about the urgent needs of the second major reform of agriculture.
Korean companies expand distribution channels in Vietnam
The Republic of Korea (RoK)-made products have been flooding the Vietnamese market thanks to expanded distribution networks.
Viettel to spend big money on upgrading undersea cable network
The Prime Minister has approved the project to upgrade the capacity and change the technology of the InterAsia (IA) undersea cable. This comes after repeated problems with the Asia America Gateway (AAG) cable.
Unique hotels in Da Lat
Special hotels have been built in the resort city of Da Lat, attracting many tourists.
The smallest traveler in Vietnam
Although only 1.2 meters tall, Cao Ngoc Canh has been a professional traveler for more than seven years. He has visited hundreds of tourist sites in Vietnam and other countries, which few people at his age have done.