Hanoi tour operators adjust strategies amid Middle East tensions

Many Hanoi-based travel agencies, including Vietravel, Hanoitourist, Saigontourist and Vietfoot Travel, have temporarily suspended or adjusted itineraries to destinations in the Middle East to ensure traveller safety.

FDI attraction in 2026: Vietnam adapts to new global investment standards

As global competition for FDI intensifies, Vietnam continues to enhance its appeal to multinational investors, backed by competitive advantages, an improving business environment and policy reforms aligned with emerging global investment standards.

Vietnam building 27 mega real estate projects worth over 115 billion USD: report

More than half of the total investment is led by major developers including Vingroup and Sun Group, the report says, reflecting intensifying competition to develop large-scale urban complexes in the real estate market.

Japanese volunteer helps preserve Thai culture in the mountains of Nghe An

A Japanese volunteer in Nghe An is helping local Thai communities preserve their traditions while developing sustainable community tourism.

First senior officials’ meeting of CPTPP in 2026 opens in Hanoi

Vietnam’s CPTPP chairmanship 2026 is implemented under the theme “Shared Visions – Shared Actions”, reflecting members’ commitment to working together towards long-term development goals and translating shared visions into concrete outcomes.

UN adopts resolution designating International Coffee Day

The United Nations General Assembly has adopted a resolution designating October 1 as International Coffee Day, aiming to raise global awareness of the economic, social and cultural significance of coffee and its role in sustainable development.

CAAV proposes tax cuts, financial support for airlines

Amid complicated geopolitical developments and increasing fuel prices, the Civil Aviation Authority of Vietnam (CAAV) has suggested a number of policy measures to reduce pressure on Vietnam’s aviation industry.

Rising fuel prices drive surge in electric motorbike demand in Hanoi

Dealers in Hanoi report a sharp increase in customers exploring and purchasing electric motorbikes amid rising fuel costs.

Five reasons the new MacBook Neo could be Apple’s most accessible laptop

With a lower price, A18 Pro chip, macOS and vibrant design, the MacBook Neo opens the door for more users to experience Apple’s ecosystem.

Brothers marry sisters, forming a warm and harmonious family in Hung Yen

A unique marriage arrangement in Hung Yen has brought two families even closer, as two brothers married two sisters. The special bond has created a warm, close-knit household where family members support and care for one another.

Galaxy S26 Ultra screen sparks concerns over eye strain

Samsung’s new Galaxy S26 Ultra display is drawing debate as some users report eye fatigue and headaches after prolonged use.

Mother and daughter both graduate in electrical engineering, daughter tops class

Tran Ngoc Bao Thi graduated with distinction in Electrical and Electronics Engineering, becoming valedictorian of her class and continuing a path that her mother, an electronics engineer, began more than 20 years ago.

Vietnam’s first Human Library opens in Hanoi

The newly launched space allows visitors to listen, ask questions and learn directly from individuals with real-life experiences.

Construction Ministry to directly monitor four major state firms

The Construction Ministry will conduct direct supervision of four major state-owned enterprises in 2026, focusing on the management and use of state capital, business performance and the preservation and development of public assets.

Vietnam’s RON95 gasoline price remains lower than regional peers

Despite recent increases, Vietnam’s RON95 gasoline price is still lower than equivalent fuel prices in several neighboring countries.

Student with transplanted heart wins provincial chemistry prize

Seven years after receiving a life-saving heart transplant, a girl from Lang Son has achieved academic success by winning second prize in a provincial chemistry competition.

Vietnam’s support industry should not try to copy China

Vietnamese supporting industries should position themselves in the mid- and upper-mid segments rather than relying on low-cost outsourcing if they want to compete and integrate deeper into global supply chains.

Vietnam auto market slows after strong start to 2026

Members of the Vietnam Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (VAMA) sold just 19,278 vehicles in February 2026, a drop of 48% compared with the previous month. VinFast and Hyundai also recorded significant declines during the Tet holiday period.

Vietnam call-up list sees familiar faces return

Coach Kim Sang Sik recalls several familiar names for the national team, with notable returns and a surprising absence.

Middle East tensions shake global logistics but impact may be brief

Logistics and aviation routes face disruption as tensions escalate, but analysts believe globalization and global commerce will remain resilient.

iPhone 18 Pro Max rumors hint at major design and camera upgrades

Apple’s next flagship could introduce a semi-transparent design, stronger cameras and powerful new chips, potentially redefining expectations for premium smartphones.

Can Tho farmer transforms discarded pineapple leaves into valuable fiber

In Can Tho, pineapple leaves once discarded after harvest are now being turned into durable fiber for textiles, creating new income for farmers and reducing agricultural waste.

Weather across Vietnam expected to stabilize by mid-March

Weather conditions across Vietnam are expected to fluctuate between March 10 and 16 due to the influence of a strengthening cold air mass forecast to arrive around the evening of March 12.

Hanoi Tourism Festival 2026 to promote green travel, digital experiences

The festival will feature nearly 100 booths designed as a multi-experience journey showcasing Hanoi’s culture, technology and sustainable tourism potential.

Vietnam doubles down on green growth adapted to climate change

Green growth, circular economy, and low-carbon economy are identified as cross-cutting orientations designed to drive deep structural economic reform; boost productivity, quality, efficiency, and national competitiveness.