After four months of preparation, the names of streets in Tam Ky City in Quang Nam province have been included with information in English, which allows foreign travelers to search for information on their smartphones.

Representatives of Vietnamese children at the 7th National Children's Forum 2023 discussed and expressed their concern related to cyberspace safety.

Vietnamese workers in various industries have made an important contribution to the country’s development.

Tan Son Nhat International Airport has introduced an automated entry system (autogate) to facilitate the entry of travelers and speed up immigration procedures.

Vietnam spent nearly US$5 billion importing oil and gasoline products between January and July, up 61% year-on-year.

The HCMC People’s Committee has unveiled a plan to improve waterway tourism products from 2023 to 2025, with the goal of earning more from this tourism segment.

Facebook, Google, and TikTok removed a significant amount of content that violated the law in July, meeting about 90 per cent of the MIC's requirements.

Inflation stable, State-managed prices can be adjusted

The H’ Mong people in Ta So village of Chieng Hac commune have quickly attracted tourists and the government's investment to become a community-based tourism village in the near future.

Ronan Keating, the lead singer of Irish group Boyzone, and the Republic of Korea (RoK)’s hip-hop trio Epik High have been confirmed as acts for the HAY Glamping Music Festival, which is slated to take place on September 29-30 in Hanoi.

In recent years, Lai Chau province has become a popular tourist destination, especially trekking trips to explore caves, forests, mountains and adventure sports activities.

The Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) is set to officially impose anti-dumping and anti-subsidy duties on a number of cane sugar products originating from Thailand as from August 18.

The US News & World Report has unveiled the 21 best winter vacations to enjoy this year around the world, with Hanoi ranking sixth in the list.

The Central Highland province Dak Nong on August 8 declared a state of emergency to support recovery efforts for public works heavily damaged or badly impacted by the recent torrential rain and flooding.

PM orders mitigating damage from landslides, flash floods

Most of the current income of workers does not meet their expenditure, and in some cases, it only meets 45 per cent of demand, according to a survey by the Institute of Workers and Trade Unions under the VN General Confederation of Labour.

The HCM City Department of Transport has proposed to fix an eroded embankment of nearly 500 metres along Thanh Đa Canal in Bình Thạnh District at a cost of VNĐ90 billion (US$3.8 million).

About 14 million people suffer from mental disorders in Vietnam, but the country has only 143 clinical psychologists and psychotherapists, the Suc khoe & doi song (Health & Life) newspaper reported.

In the time ahead, the Ministry of Information and Communications (MIC) will coordinate closely with the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism to manage the cross-border distribution of cultural products and deal with wrongdoings on the cyberspace.

Vietnam's Ministry of Industry and Trade has put forth innovative measures for direct electricity purchases, bypassing conventional channels and potentially accelerating the country's transition to renewable energy sources.

Many Vietnamese have recently become victims of rings which fool them into going abroad, especially to Southeast Asian countries, to work as forced laborers. The scams seek people by posting information on Facebook, Wechat or Viber.

A training mechanism supporting tuition fees and living expenses for pedagogical students has received poor response from provinces.

Demand for electricity is expected to continue to rise rapidly as the country’s economic growth regains momentum in the near future.

The value of corporate bonds issued in the first seven months of 2023 was much lower than in the same period last year. Many enterprises bought back bonds in large quantities before they became due.

Many enterprises have had to sell assets and subsidiaries to get cash and survive the current difficult period, as the property market faces weak liquidity and a decline in revenue.