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Developing medical tourism: better late than never
Medical tourism can bring huge incomes to countries, but it has not been properly exploited in Vietnam.
Two French movies to be screened at L’Espace Hanoi
Two French movies “Les Vacances du Petit Nicolas” (Holidays of Kid Nicolas) and “Vandal” will come to Hanoi on June 30-July 2.
Foreign funds pour money into tech startups
More and more technology firms are receiving investment from foreign venture funds, which indicates the maturing of the Vietnamese technology community.
Vietnam still fumbling for policy to control rice exports
Vinafood 1 and Vinafood 2 want to be exclusive bidders for government-to-government (G2G) rice export contracts, but analysts warn of the dangers of a monopoly.
PC market: virtual currencies causing chaos in market
Like the world market, the Vietnamese computer component market has become chaotic since Bitcoin and Ethereum have been used in transactions on a large scale.
Well-known businesses battle imposters on Facebook
Many businessmen have discovered Facebook pages where information about them is updated daily.
Special Economic Zones: hopes and challenges
Minister of Planning and Investment Nguyen Chi Dung said three new special economic zones can attract at least US$10 billion worth of foreign direct investment (FDI) in the next five years.
Must-try cuisines in Saigon
The best food in Saigon is well regarded as nutritious, savoury, and hearty, enjoyed at any time of the day. Here are the best food that you should try in the city:
Vietnam to catch up with Thailand in 15 years: tourism minister
If the high growth rate of international travelers in the last two years can be maintained, Vietnam’s tourism could catch up with Singapore in two years and with Thailand in 15 years, according to Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Nguyen Ngoc Thien.
Textile and garment industry undergoes restructuring
Restructuring the textile and garment industry involves drawing up a new development strategy, using new technologies, and closing fiber and textile factories that use outdated technologies.