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On August 25, in Hanoi, Ambassador Nguyen Phuong Nga, President of the Vietnam Union of Friendship Organizations (VUFO), presented the highest award of VUFO, the “For peace and friendship among nations” medal, to Ambassador Tatiana Pugh Moreno. During the ceremony, Ambassador Nguyen Phuong Nga expressed her appreciation for Ambassador Tatiana Pugh Moreno’s contributions in strengthening the relationship between Vietnam and Venezuela. Ambassador Tatiana Pugh Moreno began her term in Vietnam in December 2019. Despite facing challenges due to the Covid-19 pandemic, Ambassador Moreno and the Embassy actively fostered connections between Vietnamese agencies and Venezuela in 2022. She also participated in foreign events and friendship exchanges organized by the Vietnam Union of Friendship Organizations. Ambassador Nguyen Phuong Nga, President of the Vietnamese Union of Friendship Organizations (VUFO), presenting the “For peace and friendship among nations” medal to Ambassador Tat...

The proposal mentioned in this report is part of a comprehensive plan to revive Nha Trang Bay until 2030. Prepared by the People’s Committee of Nha Trang, a well-known beach city in the south-central region, this report aims to gather input and feedback from various agencies regarding the reopening of swimming and diving activities in Nha Trang Bay, including the Hon Mun island area. To ensure the protection of the coral reef ecosystem, the report suggests that the diving site be exclusively accessible to professional divers with international diving certificates. The management board, under the municipal administration, will be responsible for monitoring and regulating the number of tourists to prevent overcrowding. Additionally, the report recommends the continued closure of other diving sites at Hon Mun Nature Reserve until further notice, in order to safeguard the coral reefs. The Institute of Oceanography in Nha Trang City will conduct assessments and surveys to evaluate the con...

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According to a recent report from booking.com, it is well known that the Asia Pacific region, including Vietnam, is a prime destination for gastronomic exploration. According to the Travel Confidence Index 2023 research conducted by our website, a remarkable 63% of travelers from the Asia-Pacific region, spanning across 11 countries, have unanimously declared ‘Food & Dining’ as the top priority on their travel itineraries. This finding establishes the region’s unrivaled reputation as the ultimate haven for food enthusiasts. Immersing in Culture and Cuisine Research indicates that an impressive 42% of Vietnamese travelers are highly motivated to fully experience the culture and lifestyle of their chosen destination. This desire for immersion extends specifically to indulging in authentic local cuisine. Bun Cha or grilled pork with fresh noodle soup, is one of the wonderful delicacies of Hanoi. Photo: Le Phong Hanoi is recognized as a prominent culinary paradise...

In his 14th visit to the country, Australian reporter Ronan O’Connell has written an article titled “Thrill and Chill”, showcasing seven top destinations in Australia this year. In the article, O’Connell expresses how Australia never ceases to surprise him. Known as Southeast Asia’s most family-friendly city after Singapore, Da Nang boasts modernity, organization, cleanliness, peace, minimal traffic, and stunning natural landscapes. With its sparkling coastline to the east and verdant hills to the west, Da Nang Cathedral, the Museum of Cham Sculpture, and Apec Park are must-visit attractions, located only 3km inland from a 30km uninterrupted stretch of beautiful beaches. The article also highlights Hoi An, a UNESCO heritage site known for its shimmering ancient town illuminated by thousands of paper lanterns in the evenings. In Thua Thien-Hue province, Ronan O’Connell was impressed not only by the architecture and culture of the ancient capital but also by Lang Co Bay, where many ...

A total of 11 winners are announced as part of the contest, including one first prize, two second prizes, and three third prizes. The contest aims to promote the country’s tourism industry in the post-COVID period, as well as attracting more domestic and international tourists. As many as 175 photographs are selected to be put on display at an exhibition in Hanoi. The first prize goes to a photograph of Ho Chi Minh City at night by author Nguyen Dang Viet Cuong. A photo by Vu Van Lam of Hai Phong is awarded the second prize. Another second prize is given to author Dang Thi Phuong Lan of Yen Bai province. Author Vu Bao Ngoc of Hanoi wins the third prize. Photographer Bui Khac Thien of Thai Nguyen province is honoured with the third prize. The third prize goes to To Do Thi Tuyet Nhung of Hanoi. A piece submitted by Duong Hoai An wins the most likes. A photograph by Nguyen Dong Xuan receives the most shares. The p...