[VOVWORLD] - CADAO Collective, a new destination for lovers of Vietnamese culture, has opened at 66 To Ngoc Van street, Hanoi. The venue offers visitors a multi-sensory journey through the capital's heritage, blending live performances, interactive exchanges with master artisans, regional cuisine, and immersive cultural experiences.

[VOVWORLD] - Quang Ninh province is accelerating digital transformation in its traditional markets. Hong Gai ward recently launched a Digital Transformation Support Center at Ha Long Market 1. Meanwhile, a "Market 4.0" initiative is being rolled out at Ha Long Markets 1 and 2 and Cai Dam Market.

[VOVWORLD] - Developing a green, smart, sustainable transportation system is a top priority for the authorities and residents of the Con Dao Special Zone. It’s a key factor in the island's vision of becoming a "green, distinctive, and highly livable" urban destination, and positioning Con Dao at the forefront of Ho Chi Minh City's green transition.

[VOVWORLD] - Hanoi has designated Le Trong Tan Street in Phuong Liet ward its latest food safety control street, introducing a model that combines strict food safety standards with digital oversight using a new Digital Food Safety Map.

[VOVWORLD] - Ho Chi Minh City is at a pivotal juncture in its urban development, transitioning from a centrally concentrated metropolis to a sprawling megacity oriented toward its rivers and the sea. Under its 100-year development vision, HCM City seeks to leverage its extensive waterways and maritime advantages to expand its growth frontier and emerge as a regional logistics and trade hub.

[VOVWORLD] - The Phuc Tan public art project in Hanoi has transformed a once-forgotten stretch of the Red River bank into one of the capital's most distinctive cultural spaces. More than reshaping the appearance of a residential area at the foot of Long Bien Bridge, the project has also changed local perceptions of the environment and public living spaces.

[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] - 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.