Night activities and ticketed entry to Hoi An Ward’s ancient town will be suspended over Tet, though visitors will still be able to explore the heritage site freely.
Vietnam and China have launched construction of a “smart” border gate linking Mong Cai and Dongxing, with the project designed to enable 24/7 customs clearance and deepen economic cooperation.
The Ministry of Finance has defended its plan to impose a 0.1 per cent tax on gold bar transactions from July 1, 2026, saying the measure is designed to curb speculation and stabilise the market.
Ho Chi Minh City will begin operating its first electric bus route in the Can Gio area on March 1, marking the start of a plan to convert all local buses to clean energy by the end of 2026.
Police have arrested two South Korean men wanted by international authorities and extradited them to the Republic of Korea (RoK) in a case involving alleged illegal lending at extreme interest rates.
Hanoi will operate nearly 50,000 bus services during the nine-day Lunar New Year (Tet) holiday to meet travel demand and ensure safe, smooth public transport.
Police in Ho Chi Minh City have dismantled an inter-provincial drug trafficking ring, seizing more than 2.2kg of ketamine and thousands of ecstasy tablets.
Hanoi traffic police deployed plain-clothes officers on Wednesday to curb coaches and limousines stopping illegally to pick up or drop off passengers ahead of Tet.
Residents in HCM City have reported cracked walls, subsiding floors and even tilting in homes located just metres from two apartment projects, raising concerns about safety.
Vietnam has officially launched the Vietnam International Financial Centre, marking the start of operations for a project described as a strategic step in the country’s global financial integration.
Tan Son Nhat Airport has been overwhelmed by a surge in travellers as the Lunar New Year or Tet holiday approaches, with some passengers reporting waits of more than an hour just to check in.
More than 900 poultry have been culled in Ha Tinh Province after a highly pathogenic H5N1 avian flu outbreak, as authorities stepped up measures to prevent possible human transmission.
Traffic leaving Ho Chi Minh City for central and northern provinces has caused heavy congestion on two major expressways through Dong Nai Province as Tet travel gets under way.
Hanoi’s streets are becoming a daily ordeal in the run-up to Tet, with motorists reporting that a journey of just a few kilometres can take up to an hour as congestion spreads across the capital.