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Food Fest 2017 expected to promote VN’s gastronomy tourism

 Foodies will have chance to satisfy their taste with over 1,000 dishes at the Food Fest 2017, an international gastronomy and cultural event scheduled to take place in Hanoi from April 6 to 8.

Airports urged to adopt constant supervision systems to prevent hacking

  A constant supervision system installed at all airports and flight control centres and on airlines would help ensure security for Viet Nam’s aviation industry, experts have said.

Vietnamese car hailing app FaceCar changed to Vivu

 Vivu Technology Development Joint Stock Company said at its launch ceremony on Sunday it has acquired Vietnamese car hailing service application FaceCar for an undisclosed amount.

Heavy lifting for apartment bloc residents

 Residents of Block B of the Tan My apartment building in HCM City have been upset since Sunday when they were informed that the last elevator would be out of service for 14 days.

Clean, modern, mispelled

 Those fluent in Vietnamese had the opportunity to laugh at dozens of huge posters along Ham Nghi Street and Nguyen Hoang Street in Hanoi’s Nam Tu Liem District yesterday morning.

Sweet future for VN confections

Market observers see a positive outlook in the long term for Vietnamese confectionery exports. 

Dung Quat refinery reports $80.4 million profits

 The Dung Quat Oil Refinery earned nearly VND1.8 trillion (US$80.4 million) in after-tax profit in the first quarter of the year, achieving 30 per cent of its annual target.

Tram adjudged best swimmer in national short-course event

 VietNamNet Bridge – Nguyen Diep Phuong Tram was declared the best athlete in the National Short-course Swimming Championships, which closed yesterday in Hue.

Thanh Hoa factory fined for polluted discharge

 VietNamNet Bridge – A tapioca starch production plant in central Thanh Hoa Province has been fined VND310 million (US$13,710) for polluting the environment.

Hanoi increases penalties for advertising on trees

 Anyone found to be hanging advertising boards on trees, electric poles or traffic lights will be fined up to VNĐ10 million (US$439), five times higher than the previous regulation.

Vietnam, India hold potential in press, broadcasting cooperation

 Minister of Information and Communications Truong Minh Tuan and Indian Minister of Information and Broadcasting Venkaiah Naidu agreed on the need to intensify the two countries’ cooperation in press and broadcasting.

2,100 people killed in traffic accidents in Q1

 Traffic accidents have killed 2,100 people and injured 3,800 others in the first three months of 2017, which is a decrease compared to the same period last year.

VN aritist wins Sony World Photography Awards 2017

 Vietnam photographer Tran Minh Dung has been named winner in the National Awards category of the Sony World Photography Awards 2017 with his photo of Mu Cang Chai terraced rice fields.

Top 10 outstanding athletes and coaches of Vietnam 2016

The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, the General Department of Sports and Physical Training and the Vietnam Sport News on March 27 voted for outstanding athletes and coaches in 2016. 

First-ever Hanoi Mardi Gras

Following are a collection of photos from Hanoi Mardi Gras sponsored by the embassy of Australia in Vietnam on March 24 for the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and intersex community.

Drake ends Sheeran's Billboard 200 reign, smashes streaming record

 Drake ended Ed Sheeran's two week reign atop the Billboard 200 album chart on Monday, selling a monster 505,000 copies of his new album "More Life," 

Village well tells local spiritual life

 The village banyan tree, water well, and communal house yard have long been icons of the Vietnamese village.

Ha Long City now has free Muni Wi-Fi

 Ha Long is one of the first municipalities to blanket the city in free Wi-Fi as it hopes ‘Muni-Wi-Fi’ will somehow attract more tourists, facilitate waves of innovation and brand the city as tech-friendly.

Discover Sin Ho - The second Sapa

 Sin Ho district in Lai Chau province has attracted more tourists in recent years thanks to its unspoiled nature and the diverse cultures of local ethnic minorities.

Where to relax during weekend if you are in Saigon

 Many young Saigonese always long for a place without earsplitting noises and with a tranquil space and poetic landscapes surrounded by rivers, lakes or green trees to escape the sultry atmosphere and stuffy city life.