VIETNAM TODAY

Many overseas Vietnamese are taking advantage of their visit to the country during the Tet holidays to scout for investment opportunities

Pakistan and Vietnam will have a chance to better understand each other's culture and society.

Jetstar Pacific has announced that they will offer 500 absolutely free seats for any Vietnamese domestic flights.

The Electricity of Vietnam (EVN) assured there will be no power cut during Tet festival.

A trove of aerial photographs of the collapsing World Trade Center was widely released this week.

In Hanoi the typical banh mi is a pedestrian fried egg or pâté sandwich with a few slices of cucumber or a light smearing of chili sauce.

A fire that started in Ma Quy Ho Hamlet in Sa Pa three days ago, has so far proven very difficult to extinguish.

As the Lunar New Year Festival is coming, State and Government leaders fanned out to localities and military units nationwide to deliver their greetings.

Revenue for the new work expected to be $11.9 million.

The Pha Rung Shipyard Company in the northern port city of Hai Phong, handed over a 34,000 DWT cargo ship to Lavant Shipping Co., Ltd of Italia.

AirAsia Bhd through its fully owned subsidiary, AA International Ltd, is set to establish a joint venture airline in Vietnam.

A famed body paint artist created a stunning image of a South China Tiger in aid of a project to save the animal.

Vietnamese drivers are increasingly concerned that while Toyota has announced a global car recall their actions will bypass Vietnam.

A Northamptonshire judge has criticised the country's immigration system as he jailed a man and woman for trafficking illegal immigrants.

Vietnam National Shipping Lines hired Credit Suisse Group AG to help it borrow $100 million for new vessels and to develop new dock facilities.

With creativity and skillfulness, Vietnamese farmers are giving regular fruits a very unique appearance for Tet.

A Vietnamese culture week opened in Cairo, Egypt on February 9, drawing international guests, ambassadors, Egyptian people, Vietnamese students in Egypt and international reporters.

Police broke up a women-trafficking ring from Vietnam to brothels in Singapore on February 9.

Hotels in Sapa cannot meet the demands of the large number of tourists during the Tet holidays.