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“Kong: Skull Island” crew has to pay taxes to Vietnam

Before leaving Vietnam, the “Kong: Skull Island” crew has to pay taxes to the Vietnamese government, said Mr. Tran Nhat Hoang, Deputy Director of the International Cooperation Department of the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism.

Entertainment News 31/3

 Belgian Beer Festival to showcase 50 brews, cuisine, Electronic music and VJ concert Saycet to be performed at L’Espace, Saigon Outcast will celebrate Thai water festival, Songkran, in HCM City, HCMC Book Fair sales total VND50 billion

Vietnam loses 0-1 to Iraq in World Cup qualifier

 The door to the 2018 World Cup officially closed on Vietnam after they succumbed to a 0-1 defeat against Iraq in their last Group F clash of the second World Cup qualifying round, held on neutral ground in Tehran, Iran on March 29.

Special ao dai show to be held on Hanoi ancient street

 A special art programme themed ‘Sac 16’ (Beauty 16) will be held on April 2 on Dao Duy Tu Street, one of Hanoi’s Old Quarter pedestrian streets. 

National Assembly deputies urge stronger actions on East Sea dispute

 Vietnamese National Assembly deputies called on the government to show the greater determination in protecting the country’s sovereignty in the Spratly and Paracel archipelagos.

Hanoi drops four places on TripAdvisor ranking

 Bad services and a lack of entertainment are said to be the reason for Hanoi’s fall in TripAdvisor’s tourism rankings.

US brands make mark before TPP

  US investors anticipating business windfalls from the upcoming Trans-Pacific Partnership have been showing a strong interest in Vietnam.

Vietnam-Malaysia deal to boost aviation training

Vietnam Aviation Academy and D’viation Solutions Sdn Bhd today signed a collaboration agreement on a comprehensive strategic partnership with the aim of enhancing the aviation education and training in Vietnam. 

Zika virus has yet to enter Vietnam

 No mosquito-borne Zika virus case has been reported within Vietnam so far this year, as samples collected are confirmed by labs as negative for the virus.

73 IT products, services to be honoured at Sao Khue Awards

 Fifty-six information and technology (IT) products and 17 IT services, will receive the 2016 Sao Khue Award, according to the Viet Nam Software and IT Services Association (VINASA).

VN network security at high risk: experts

 Viet Nam is a main target for hackers in the network environment, said Nguyen Van Thinh, deputy head of the Department of Cyber Security under the Ministry of Public Security, at the Security World 2016 conference on Tuesday.

Phu My Hung golf tournament set to tee off this Sunday

 The Phu My Hung Golf Tournament begins this Sunday with the participation of more than 108 amateur golfers at the South Saigon Golf Court in HCM City’s District 7.

Judo team heads to China to train for Olympics in Brazil

  The Vietnamese judo team have left for China for a short training course to secure tickets for the upcoming 2016 Summer Olympics.

VN joins ASEAN to promote regional tourism

 Vietnam has many strong points to help its tourism industry grow and compete with other countries in the region, said tourism expert Pham Truong Hoang from the National University of Economics.

Academy hosts concert for World Autism Day

 Violist Nguyet Thu and her Apaixonado String Quartet band will hold a concert for children with autism on Saturday at the Vietnam National Academy of Music’s Grand Concert Hall.

Two Chinese nationals jailed for bank fraud

 Two Chinese nationals were yesterday sentenced to a total of 11 years in prison for using technical devices to steal VNĐ100 million (US$4,440) from multiple banks.

HCM City aim to reduce traffic jams by 2020

  HCM City hopes to ease traffic jams by efficiently using existing infrastructure, promoting investment in public transport, developing waterway transportation and speeding up transportation projects.

Deputy PM asks for Dutch support in climate change response

 Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc has asked the Netherlands to continue helping Vietnam cope with climate change, especially the ongoing drought and saline intrusion which is the most severe in the Mekong Delta in the past 100 years.

Vietnam seeks Netherlands’ help in preserving water in Mekong Delta

 Vietnam has urged the Netherlands to collaborate with Vietnam in conducting intensive research into solutions to preserve water in the Mekong Delta, which is facing severe drought and saltwater intrusion.

Upcoming Hung Kings Temple festival given facelift

 The Hung Kings Temple festival will see no visitors being overcharged, nor illegal dishes of endangered wildlife on sale this year , the organising board said at a press conference in Hanoi on March 30.