[VOVWORLD] - The Quang Ninh Museum and Library has launched a pilot series of nighttime activities that blend heritage tours, art, reading culture, and entertainment. The aim of the initiative is to diversify tourism offerings, encourage longer visitor stays, and contribute to the growth of the local night-time economy.

[VOVWORLD] - Ho Chi Minh City is rapidly gaining recognition as Asia’s newest “alternative tourism destination”, thanks to its reputation for safety, hospitality, and immersive local experiences. Its tourism industry has recorded impressive growth in the post-pandemic period. In the first four months of 2026 alone, HCMC welcomed an estimated 24 million domestic and international visitors.

[VOVWORLD] - Hanoi is accelerating a number of urgent flood-control projects throughout the city in a bid to complete them before the peak rainy season in July and August. Construction units and contractors have mobilized maximum manpower and machinery, working through holidays to ensure both progress and quality.

[VOVWORLD] - Hoan Kiem ward in Hanoi has launched a food safety control street route covering Dao Duy Tu, Ta Hien, and Ma May streets. The initiative aims to ensure food hygiene while creating a safe, professional, and civilized dining environment that supports sustainable tourism development in the heart of the capital.

[VOVWORLD] - Multiple night streets have recently been launched in Hue city alongside cultural, art, and culinary programs, creating distinctive nighttime tourism spaces. The streets are providing new attractions for visitors and helping the city develop its nighttime economy.

[VOVWORLD] - The educational community English Lights Your Home (ELYH) has launched a non-profit project in Hanoi called ELYH Entertainment, aiming to nurture a love of the arts within families while creating a free creative space where young talents can be discovered, encouraged, and supported.

[VOVWORLD] - Ha Tien ward in An Giang province is an international border-gate urban area with a strategically important position in national defense and security along Vietnam’s southwest border. To ensure the growth of border trade, local authorities have maintained security and order, improved public administration, and strengthened social welfare.

[VOVWORLD] - In Quang Ninh, Vietnam’s leading coal-producing province, mining provides a livelihood for many local residents. Some families have sent multiple generations into the same mine shafts.

[VOVWORLD] - The domestic market for electric vehicles (EV) has recorded a boom recently, particularly since March when the military conflict in the Middle East significantly impacted the petroleum market. However, the infrastructure for safe and smooth operation of EVs needs improvement.

(VOVWORLD) - Ho Chi Minh City is rolling out a Geographic Information System (GIS) application to manage house numbering and signage citywide. Each address is now directly linked to a specific land parcel and structure on a digital map, helping to eliminate errors, duplication, and overlap when issuing new addresses.