Phu Quoc is set to begin construction of its first urban metro project, valued at almost VND 9 trillion, to boost green transport and prepare for APEC 2027.
The HCM City Department of Construction has planned to open six electric bus routes serving residents and tourists on Con Dao Island by late this year, as part of its fourth-quarter 2025 targets.
The Cu Lac-Ngu My Thanh mural road in the central city of Hue, is a highlight in the local journey toward building a green, clean, and eco-friendly community-based tourism.
Cambodia marked a major step forward in its aviation development as Prime Minister Hun Manet inaugurated the country’s largest airport, Techo International Airport (TIA), on October 20.
Vietnam’s Phu Quoc island has been named among top Southeast Asian destinations to visit during the rainy and off-peak season, according to Singapore-based news channel Channel News Asia (CNA).
Phu Quoc Island welcomed the first direct flight from Russia on October 19, marking the resumption of air service between Vladivostok and the island after a long suspension.
Scoot Airlines flight TR314, departing from Singapore Changi International Airport with over 170 passengers on board, landed at Danang International Airport on October 20.
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Along the Thom River in Mo Cay Commune, Vinh Long Province, the traditional craft of coconut fibre processing has provided stable livelihoods for thousands of workers for decades.
Ovation of the Seas, a Quantum-class vessel operated by Royal Caribbean International, docked at Chan May Port in Hue City on October 17, bringing more than 4,000 international tourists.
Authorities in Dong Nai are studying a proposal to develop eco-tourism tours for observing wild elephants in the province’s nature and cultural reserve.
Vietnam’s maritime authority has called for approval to continue receiving international cruise ships at Cai Mep-Thi Vai ports as global operators threaten to drop HCM City from their itineraries.
When Vietnamese tour guide Vu Ngoc Son texted his friends Kai Johnson and Albert Maulabux to invite them on a post-flood cleanup tour in Thai Nguyen, the two foreigners readily agreed.