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Hanoi-based travel company Asia Exotica has just launched a new service offering tourists a chance to experience Hanoians' long history of floral tradition.
The French-style mansion at No 65 Nguyen Thai Hoc Street once used to be proud of many artist generations in Hanoi.
While the general public is excited about the presence of pedestrian zones in Hanoi, others are still sceptical about the effectiveness of the many walking-only areas that the capital city is planning to open.
They hope to welcome a sizable number of international tourists this summer.
The Ho Chi Minh City Department of Health yesterday said that the city is closely monitoring arrivals from foreign countries in isolation at home to prevent infection of the Omicron variant.
Hanoi has set up 22 main targets for development in 2022, including a GRDP growth of 7-7.5%.
Despite the ongoing impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic, housing development is still being promoted.
Vietnam reported a total of 9,889 new COVID-19 infections and 76 COVID-related deaths on Sunday.
Owners of motorbikes in Hanoi can get a free emission evaluation until November 30 as part of the city's scheme to improve air quality.
The route will help increase the number of public transport users and ease traffic congestion.
Hanoi has shown strong will in addressing concerns of foreign businesses and ensuring an ideal investment environment for them to commit to long-term operation.
Mao bookstore is the oldest bookstore on Dinh Le street, associated with the childhood of generations of Hanoians.
Hanoi needs an additional 2.5 million doses of AstraZeneca and 3.5 million doses of Pfizer vaccines.
All Hanoi’s three levels of administration meet the requirements for being classified in the level 1, which is considered a “green zone”.
A large amount of vacant public properties in Hanoi are a huge waste of social resources.
The old apartment buildings represent one of the architectural landmarks in Hanoi's history, telling people the historical story of the capital city.
Hanoi Centre for Disease Control (CDC) reported a new community COVID-19 case at Viet Duc Hospital on Thursday, after recording no new community cases since September 25.
Authorities have given the go-ahead for the resumption of outdoor sports, as well as the reopening of malls and retail outlets, from Tuesday as the COVID-19 situation in the capital is brought under control.
It is estimated that there are around 10,000 students in Hanoi lacking studying equipment.
The use of shared utilities in old apartment buildings is among the main reasons leading to Covid-19 infection in the community.