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Hanoi street vendors emerge from under sidewalk cleanup campaign
Under the street lights, peddlers and street vendors are slowly returning to Hanoi's sidewalks as the streetside cleanup campaign loses steam.
Treasured trees revered in Central Vietnam
Nghe An Province has made protecting its crape myrtle forests a top priority.
Body of American tourist discovered in Hoi An
Police in the tourist draw town of Hoi An in central Vietnam discovered the body of an American tourist in a hostel on May 10, according to Tuoi Tre (Youth) newspaper.
Hanoi plans to open exclusive rapid bus lanes to public buses
Transport experts are skeptical, saying that more buses in the exclusive lanes could cause traffic chaos and crashes.
Vietnam mulls lifting midnight curfew to pull in more tourists
Restaurants and bars across the country could join Hanoi in keeping their doors open until 2 a.m.
Vietnam cuts size limit for apartments to reach low-income buyers
The construction ministry has approved a developer’s request to build 25-square-meter apartments.
Vietnam customs officers seize 1.5 kilos of rhino horn from Africa
The hidden shipment was identified as black rhino horn from the critically endangered species native to eastern and southern Africa.
Farmers experiment with letting customers pick their own fruit
VOV.VN - Instead of paying workers to pick their fruit, farmers in Sapa are experimenting with a strategy of allowing customers to pick their own fruit, according to local news reports.
Vietnam’s top telecom firm Viettel to expand to Indonesia, Nigeria
Military-run Viettel, Vietnam's largest telecoms firm in terms of earnings, has planned investment in Indonesia and Nigeria this year, hoping to expand its customers base to two of the world’s biggest populations.
Jammed Saigon set to launch air ambulance service
Ho Chi Minh City is set to launch air ambulances to handle emergencies in Vietnam's largest city where traffic jams are the norm.