Recent incidents involving foreign tourists being overcharged in Vietnam have sparked a heated debate, with concerns raised about potential damage to the country's tourism industry. However, it's important to note that not all foreigners share the same viewpoint on this issue. While some express dismay and frustration, others offer a different perspective, shedding light on a more nuanced reality.
The Ho Chi Minh City Department of Transport has proposed an innovative initiative to the municipal administration. The proposal entails extending a pilot program that offers tourists a unique and convenient mode of transportation around the vibrant District 1 and the charming District [...] . This initiative aims to enhance the tourist experience and provide a seamless journey through these vibrant and historic districts. With this extension, visitors can explore the rich culture, architecture, and local attractions while enjoying a comfortable and efficient transportation system.
The ancient town of Hoi An, nestled in central Vietnam's Quang Nam Province, witnessed a surge of visitors during the recent Reunification Day and International Workers' Day celebrations. While the charming city is no stranger to tourism, this particular holiday weekend presented a unique dynamic: a divide in perspectives between foreign travelers and local visitors.
The 2024 International Puppetry Festival is set to be a spectacular showcase of cultural collaboration, with puppet troupes from 20 foreign nations joining Vietnamese artists in Hanoi this October. This festival promises to be a vibrant celebration of the art of puppetry, uniting global talent and traditions in one enchanting setting.
For the first time ever, a documentary titled “Dien Bien Phu – A View from France” will reveal precious insights into the Dien Bien Phu Campaign, 70 years after the historic event. Vietnam Television (VTV) will broadcast this documentary on May 7, offering a unique perspective on the battle that changed the course of history.
Tet, the Vietnamese Lunar New Year, is a festival that captivates both Vietnamese locals and foreigners alike. It is a unique celebration that bridges cultures, with its vibrant traditions and festive atmosphere. For some, it is an intriguing glimpse into a new cultural experience, while for others, it has become a beloved and familiar holiday, woven into the fabric of their lives during their time in Vietnam.
The Ho Chi Minh City Department of Tourism is planning something spectacular for the upcoming River Festival. Director Nguyen Thi Anh Hoa announced on Friday that the department has proposed a dazzling display of fireworks at not one, but three venues during the opening ceremony of the highly anticipated event. Mark your calendars, as the festival is set to illuminate the city from May 31 to June 9, offering a celebration like no other.
"Despite the ominous warnings of potential danger, the allure of Hanoi's famed 'train street' proves irresistible to adventurous foreigners. With coffee shops mere inches from the active railway, the unique thrill of waiting for trains to pass by has become a sought-after experience for those daring enough to ignore the risks."
Phu Quoc Island, nestled off the southwestern coast of Vietnam, captivates travelers with its allure that extends beyond its well-known attractions. The island offers a unique blend of experiences that create lasting memories. Imagine pitching a tent on the sandy shores, surrounded by the soothing sounds of the sea, and partaking in the simple joy of feeding the gentle fish that call these waters home. This magical setting comes to life during the Reunification Day and International Workers' Day celebrations, providing an opportunity to immerse oneself in nature and local culture.
