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Da Nang Airport introduces automated luggage check-in for int'l passengers

In a significant enhancement to passenger convenience, Da Nang International Airport has introduced an automated baggage drop system, enabling international travelers to check in their luggage without queuing.

Parents queue overnight for first grade applications

In Phong Chau town, Phu Ninh district of Phu Tho province, a significant number of parents embarked on an overnight wait to secure application forms for first-grade admission at Bai Bang Paper Primary School.

Flash floods and landslides warning for northern Vietnam

Hanoi is forecast to experience similar conditions to the northwest region, with temperatures ranging from 26°C to 34°C.

Victims demand urgent resolution of billion-dollar Van Thinh Phat bond fraud

Victims of the billion-dollar Van Thinh Phat bond fraud case are urging authorities to expedite the investigation since they face financial ruin.

Vietnam to brace for three to four tropical storms till year’s end

Between seven and nine tropical storms/tropical depressions are expected to form in the East Sea from now till the end of 2024, of which three to four will slam into Vietnam’s mainland, mainly from September to November.

US blogger suggests 14 Vietnamese famous dishes to try

Las Vegas blogger Lauren Breedlove recently introduced 14 Vietnamese famous dishes on the Celebrity Cruises' website.

UOB projects Vietnam’s Q2 GDP growth rate to hit 6%

In 2025, UOB expected the Vietnamese economy to grow at 6.4%

Concert to honour renowned Vietnamese composers

A concert exclusively designed for Vietnamese composers will take place at the Vietnam National Academy of Music (VNAM) on June 16 night.

Central bank urges Public Security Ministry to address gold market manipulation

The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) has urged the Ministry of Public Security to investigate and tackle instances of gold market manipulation.

Blaze engulfs Tram Chim National Park in Dong Thap Province

A sprawling cajuput forest within Tram Chim National Park, located in Tam Nong district, Dong Thap province, is currently ablaze, emitting billows of smoke reaching hundreds of meters into the sky.

Advocating for compulsory 'anti-child abandonment' protocols on school buses

A proposition has been tabled advocating for mandatory protocols to prevent child abandonment incidents on school buses.

Vietnam News Headlines June 11/2024

Vietnam nearing goal of universal health insurance

Vietnam: A leading example in expanding Internet services

Vietnam has been recognized as a leading example in the development and distribution of Internet services, according to Mr. Paul Wilson, Director of the Asia-Pacific Network Information Center (APNIC).

Vietnam Business News June 11/2024

Decision on keeping petrol price stabilisation fund to be made in June

Exporters concerned about amended VAT Law

If services in non-tariff zones are taxed a 10 percent VAT, production costs will increase, affecting the competitiveness of Vietnam’s exports.

Domestic motorcycle market remains challenging in 2024

Vietnam remains the world's leading motorbike market, with over two-thirds of adults owning two-wheeled vehicles.

Vietnam has no comprehensive industrial development policy: Minister

Domestically-produced components and mechanical products have so far met 80-90 per cent of local production needs in the motorbike industry, 15-40 per cent of the automobile industry and 40-60 per cent of the agricultural machine industry.

Vietnam triumphs at China theater festival

In a historic first, the Vietnamese delegation achieved remarkable success at a theater festival in China, winning one "Outstanding Play" award and two "Outstanding Performance" awards.

Businesses face difficulties in declaring goods eligible for VAT cut

Businesses have been facing many difficulties in claiming goods eligible for the government’s two per cent tax cut, said Đậu Anh Tuấn, deputy secretary-general of the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) and head of its legal department.

Airfares fall, but passengers have to depart at night, return at dawn

Instead of booking tickets for morning departure and afternoon return to fit check-in/out hours at hotels, many passengers have to leave "at the first gleam of daylight" and return at night to be able to enjoy low airfares.