Da Nang is hosting cultural, sporting and tourism events from mid-August to early September to celebrate the August Revolution and National Day.

Ho Chi Minh City will stage fireworks at seven locations across the city from 9pm to 9.15pm on September 2, including three sites featuring both high- and low-altitude displays and four offering low-altitude shows.

In its feedback on proposed holiday schedules, the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism has backed a seven-day Lunar New Year break in 2027 and a four-day break for Vietnam Culture Day in 2026.

Vietnam is considering a 10-day Lunar New Year holiday and a four-day National Day break under a new proposal for 2027.

Vietnam's Ministry of Home Affairs is seeking feedback from government agencies on two options for the 2026 Vietnam Culture Day holiday, including a proposal to create a four-day break by swapping a working day.

Vietnam has finalized its 2026 National Day holiday schedule, giving public employees a continuous five-day break through a combination of public holidays and weekend days.

A new proposal from the Vietnam General Confederation of Labour would extend the National Day holiday through September 5 while improving workers' work-life balance.

A series of road closures will be enforced across Ho Chi Minh City on April 30 evening to ensure safety and smooth organization of nationwide reunification celebrations.

From north to south, Vietnamese people on April 26 (the 10th day of the third lunar month) solemnly marked the Hung Kings’ Commemoration Day, turning their hearts toward the nation’s roots. ​

Hanoi will waive fares for buses and metro services for seven days, aiming to encourage public transport use during major holidays.

Travel demand is expected to surge during the upcoming holidays, prompting transport operators to boost capacity and ensure smooth services.

The government has formally proposed institutionalizing the Politburo’s directive to designate November 24 each year as “Vietnam Culture Day”, granting workers a fully paid day off.

Vietnam’s air transport market showed positive signals during the upcoming Hung Kings Commemoration Day and the April 30–May 1 holiday, with booking demand distributed relatively evenly and no widespread localised congestion reported.

Vietnam needs a transparent, rules-based system for public holidays instead of last-minute administrative decisions.

Hanoi introduces multiple route options to reduce pressure on key gateways during the festive period.

The city unveils plans for synchronized high- and low-altitude fireworks alongside major cultural events on April 30.

Vietnam’s Ministry of Home Affairs has confirmed that upcoming public holidays, including the Hung Kings Commemoration Day and the April 30 - May 1 period, will follow existing regulations under the 2019 Labor Code.

Vietnam’s aviation sector has secured sufficient jet fuel for the April 30 peak, while proposals to raise domestic airfare caps remain under review.

Around 62% of workers participating in a recent survey have expressed support for extending the April 30 - May 1 holiday through a rearrangement of compensatory working days.