Flavors Vietnam, presented by Vietcetera and Mastercard, is officially teaming up with HOZO (Hò Dô) to bring a grand international celebration of food, music, and an F&B awards ceremony to Nguyen Hue Walking Street from December 13-15, 2024.
Riverside urban areas, natural landscapes, geographical location, synchronous transport infrastructure and modern facilities offer great potential for Can Tho City to develop tourism into a spearhead economic sector.
IHG Hotels & Resorts has launched its latest offer with a host of incredible new spaces and experiences for delegates to host exceptional meetings, conferences and events across Southeast Asia, South Korea, Australia, New Zealand and the South Pacific.
To bolster its appeal in the China market, Da Nang joined the Vietnam Culture and Tourism Promotion events in Kunming and Chongqing from November 3-8, aiming to attract Chinese tourists, form partnerships, and offer direct flights from China to the city.
The National Culture and Business Forum affirmed the role of culture in fostering a healthy business environment and supporting the sustainable growth of Vietnamese businesses.
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On behalf of the Government, Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Nguyen Van Hung presented a financial package of VND256 trillion (US$16.5 billion) for cultural development in the next ten years (2025-2035). Kim Anh
This November, IHG Hotels & Resorts invites food lovers across Southeast Asia to indulge in its first-ever IHG One Rewards Dining Privileges Restaurant Month, featuring specially-curated prix fixe menus and exceptional dining deals.
With its stunning natural beauty, refreshing climate, unique spiritual and cultural heritage, Ba Den Mountain National Tourist Area is an ideal destination for tourism, worship, and relaxation.
Overcoming hardships caused by the global economic downturn, Bac Lieu tourism industry is still advancing on a steady growth path.
Most Chuong villagers focus on making conical hats instead of farming due to the village's dense population. The exact origins of this craft remain unknown, according to village elders.
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