News & Travel Updates
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Tourism emerges as key driver of Vietnam’s economic growth
HANOI: From a modest service sector in the early 1990s, Vietnam’s tourism industry has undergone a remarkable transformation. Full story: https://www.thestar.com.my/aseanplus/aseanplus-news/2026/07/05/tourism-emerges-as-key-driver-of-vietnam039s-economic-growth
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When one-year stay turned permanent: 2 expats turn tour guides in Vietnam
After starting as a place where they planned to stay for a year, Hanoi has become home for two expatriates, who have an online platform…
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Muong Coc: A Peaceful Countryside in Hanoi
Nestled in the foothills southwest of Hanoi, Muong Coc offers a travel experience worth a try, with Muong villages, rice fields, tranquil lakes and well-preserved…
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Muong Coc: A Touch of Peace in Hanoi’s Countryside
Nestled in the foothills southwest of Hanoi, Muong Coc offers a slow-travel experience through Muong villages, rice fields, tranquil lakes and well- preserved cultural heritage.…
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Tourism emerges as key driver of economic growth
Vietnam’s tourism performance has been widely regarded as a bright spot at a time when the global tourism industry continues to face significant challenges, including…
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Tourists Experience Jewelry Crafting in Hanoi’s Old Quarter
Region of Memories” on Ma May Street has become a unique stopover for international tourists captivated by Vietnamese artisanal culture. Full story: https://vietnam.vnanet.vn/english/long-form/tourists-experience-jewelry-crafting-in-hanoi39s-old-quarter-454842.html
Hanoi is the capital city of Vietnam. As it rapidly modernizes, it continues to retain its rich history and culture. You can visit an ancient temple or shop at a megamall.
Halong Bay is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You can go on a cruise or relax at the beach. Day trips from Hanoi are available if you don’t want to spend a night.
Sapa is located in the north of Vietnam, about a six hour drive from Hanoi and near the border with China. You can trek through the rice paddies or take a cable car to the top of Mount Fansipan, the highest peak in Vietnam.
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