Coming to Suoi Thau, the fairy land in the heart of Ha Giang, Vietnam
If it is no longer strange the majestic beauty of the Dong Van stone plateau or the Nho Que River in the northeast of Ha Giang, then Suoi Thau, the clear green land like a fairy, will be a discovery in the West, compared to "Swiss steppe in the heart of Ha Giang".
Mr. Pham Nhat Vuong has 37.5 billion USD, ranked 33 in the world, number 1 in Southeast Asia as update from Forbes
Following the swings when VinFast launched shares on the US stock exchange, both Forbes and Bloomberg accurately evaluated billionaire Pham Nhat Vuong's holdings.
Admire the early ripening rice season in Sapa, Vietnam
Visitors can enjoy seeing Sapa's terraced fields turn gold over the next 4-day holiday.
Vietnam agricultural product prices continue to set a record
Not only rice, the prices of many agricultural products for export in Vietnam increased sharply, setting a new record.
One day enjoying the beauty of Hanoi in autumn
Autumn in Hanoi is the most memorable season; it is easy to make people feel happy and comfortable. Every time at this level, people usually countdown waits for the day when the weather forecast announces the arrival of the monsoon. Join Vietreader in this article to list 20 must-do things on
Mobile World has no intention of downsizing or reselling the An Khang pharmacy chain, aiming to break even in December
Mobile World also aims to break even for the AVAKids chain. At the recent Mobile World Investment investor meeting (stock code: MWG), Dong Doan Van Hieu Em, MWG member, said that the An Khang pharmacy chain strives to achieve this goal by December break even and then scale up stores to increase
Hot: Vietnam issues e-visas to citizens of all countries
Vietnamese Government decided to grant electronic visas (e-visas) to citizens of all countries and territories entering Vietnam from August 15.
48 hours in Dak Nong (Vietnam)
Southeast Asia's longest volcanic cave system and several stunning natural vistas make Dak Nong a recent tourist destination.
Vietnamese agricultural products face difficulties in the world's frugal spending situation
Inflation causes global consumers to "tighten their belts" to balance spending. Many agricultural products, a billion-dollar strength of Vietnam, are in trouble and have to lower their export targets.
Vietnam: 60% of manufacturing workers have to cut living costs
To cope with the income decline caused by the contraction of enterprise production, 60% of employees must reduce their living costs, and 37% of employees seek external part-time jobs.
Green Tea Season in Moc Chau (Vietnam)
In the summer months, visitors to Moc Chau can admire farmers' and farm workers' bustling tea harvest scene.
The State Bank 'stands in front of the gun' when Vietnam goes against the world?
There have been concerns that the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) is "standing in front of the gun" when cutting interest rates drastically while the US Federal Reserve (Fed) and many central banks around the world still policy caution.