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First Vietnam Glorious Spring Fair 2026: Digital Transformation Imprints

First Vietnam Glorious Spring Fair 2026: Digital Transformation Imprints

Digital transformation is at the heart of the first Vietnam Glorious Spring Fair 2026, shaping every step from event organisation and promotion to on-site and online commercial transactions.

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  • Returning to Pac Bo, Tracing the Footsteps of President Ho Chi Minh

    Party General Secretary To Lam visited the northern border province of Cao Bang on January 28 on the occasion of the 96th anniversary of the Communist Party of Vietnam (February 3), the 85th anniversary of President Ho Chi Minh’s return to the country (January 28), and the 65th anniversary of Ho Chi Minh’s revisit to Cao Bang (February 21).

  • Nghia Dos Rise Driven by Party Resolutions

    Located in the mountains northwest of Vietnam, Nghia Do Commune in Lao Cai Province is changing in quiet but measurable ways, not through slogans, but through practical, sustained action. In melon fields, cinnamon-clad hills, and the rhythms of daily life, the Party’s resolutions are taking shape as concrete outcomes at the grassroots.

  • Lo Lo Chai Quynh Son: Best Tourism Villages 2025

    On October 17, 2025, in Huzhou (China), the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UN Tourism) honored two Vietnamese villages - Lo Lo Chai (Tuyen Quang) and Quynh Son (Lang Son) - as Best Tourism Villages 2025.

  • Vietnam - An Emerging Magnet for International Students

    In recent years, Vietnam has become an increasingly appealing destination for international students. Known for its safety, hospitality, and rich cultural diversity, the country is also gaining recognition for its rapidly advancing higher education system. A growing presence in global university rankings, combined with open visa policies, affordable tuition, generous scholarships, and accessible housing, has made Vietnam an attractive choice for students from around the world.

  • The Epic Song of the Stone

    On the Dong Van Karst Plateau, stone seems to have a destiny of its own. Children are born on the stone, young couples confess their love near a stone fence, people cultivate their livelihoods in rocky crevices, and when they die, they are laid to rest in stone tombs. The stone becomes a forest, a mountain, and a fortress, protecting the locals in their harsh lives and in their fight to defend the nation. The 17 ethnic groups living here have honored stone as their most sacred deity. They have transformed it into culture, wealth, and tourism products, turning one of Vietnam's most arid lands into a shining star of Asian tourism.

Culture highlights

New Civic Heart in Urban Core: No.1 Ly Thai To Park Officially Opens in Ho Chi Minh City

New Civic Heart in Urban Core: No.1 Ly Thai To Park Officially Opens in Ho Chi Minh City

The 4.3-hectare site, located in the urban core and once associated with significant natural, historical, and spiritual values, had remained unused for years. Its transformation reflects the city’s determination to return land to the public and to build a sustainable and compassionate living environment for residents  

Economy

Nhan Vuc Flower Village Abundant with Spring Colours

As the Lunar New Year of the Horse (Tet) 2026 draws near, Nhan Vuc flower village in Phu Tho province’s Xuan Lang commune is ablaze with vibrant colors, overflowing with springtime atmosphere.

Portrait

JICA Hails Milestones in Vietnam Partnership amid Green, Digital Push

JICA Hails Milestones in Vietnam Partnership amid Green, Digital Push

In line with Vietnam’s development priorities and its goal of becoming a high-income country by 2045, JICA will continue to work with a wide range of partners in both Vietnam and Japan to mobilise technical and financial resources for more sustainable and inclusive cooperation.  

Exploring our land

Lunar New Year holiday poised to spark peak season for Vietnam's tourism sector

Building on a sharp rise in travel during the 2026 New Year holiday, the nine-day Lunar New Year (Tet) break is widely expected to usher in another peak season for Vietnam’s tourism industry, injecting fresh impetus into a year of strong recovery and growth.

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