Although he has tried many delicious dishes in Vietnam, this American guy still has a special love for simple banh mi in Ho Chi Minh [...]
Due to having to serve a large number of customers, many restaurants in Hanoi that want to eat have to wait in long queues for [...]
Yellow apricot is considered a symbol of spring, located in the “Four quarters” including Lan, Cuc, Truc, and Mai. This is a tree that many families [...]
Quang Phu sand dunes stretch along with the deep blue sky, creating a space that seems to be endless. Quang Binh is the paradise of [...]
HCMC – An investor has submitted to the Ministry of Transport a proposal for restoring the Thap Cham-Dalat cog rail at a total cost of VND24,920 billion. The 83.5-kilometer railway project is to be executed under the build-operate-transfer contract, connecting Phan Rang City in the coastal
HCMC – The HCMC departments of tourism and information-communications have jointly launched one more extension of the 1022 hotline to support international and domestic visitors to the city, as part of efforts to facilitate the post-pandemic recovery of the tourism sector. Tourists can now dial
HCMC – China’s relaxation of Covid rules is expected to spur Vietnam’s vegetable and fruit exports and help the sector earn US$4 billion in 2023. Agro products exported to China via phytosanitary protocols are forecast to grow rapidly this year thanks to the reopening of the biggest market for
HCMC – The HCMC Stock Exchange (HOSE) has issued a decision allowing Pacific Petroleum Transportation JSC (PVTrans Pacific) to trade its shares on bourse. The firm will launch some 94.3 million PVP shares on HOSE at VND10,000 each, the local media reported. PVTrans Pacific is trading its shares on
HCMC – Gasoline prices in Vietnam continued rising by VND350 per liter from 3 p.m. today, January 3, while other fuels edged up VND110-160 per liter or kg. The ministries of Industry-Trade and Finance revised up the retail price of gasoline nationwide today, having raised the fuel prices by over
HCMC – Businesses in certain sectors need to provide data for greenhouse gas inventory for relevant ministries before March 31, 2022, in compliance with Decision 01/2022 of the prime minister. According to the Department of Climate Change under the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment,
The beginning of the new year is also an appropriate time for young people to have brilliant pictures of these flowers. Moment of New Year’s [...]
With large branches, beautiful shapes, and many buds costing up to tens of millions of dong, Yen Tu bell digging (Quang Ninh) is causing a [...]