Lam Dong

The park golf project in Lam Dong province represents a new, distinctive tourism product that aligns with current sports tourism development trends. It is expected to help diversify tourism and sports offerings at NovaWorld Phan Thiet and enhance the destination’s attractiveness to domestic and international visitors.

The event brought together artisan troupes from three Southeast Asian countries – Laos, Cambodia, and Malaysia, alongside representatives from Vietnam’s Dak Lak, Gia Lai, Quang Ngai, and Phu Tho provinces.

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The province is urgently rebuilding houses that collapsed or were completely destroyed, with assistance of 120 million VND per house.

Once a quiet fishing village, Mui Ne has transformed into one of Vietnam’s premier beach destinations while still retaining its rustic charm.

Deputy PM Bui Thanh Son requested the province to fully document all disaster-related losses, complete house reconstruction before January 15, 2026, and finish repairs before December 30 this year.

Specific time windows have been set for all vehicles excluding lorries to use Prenn Pass: on December 5 from 9am to 10pm and on December 6 and December 7 from 5am to 10pm.

Preliminary reports from local authorities indicated that around 1,705 homes had been inundated as of late afternoon, with floodwaters continuing to rise. Over 1,000 households, severely affected by deep flooding, were urgently evacuated to safe places.

The repair project is part of the revised planning for the Lien Khuong Airport for the 2021–2030 period with a vision to 2050, in bid to meet the travel demands to the popular highlands city known for its distinctive cool climate.

Police urged residents to remain vigilant when consuming information on social media, and to rely on official updates published by state agencies, press outlets, and verified communication channels.

The move aimed to implement the Politburo’s direction on overcoming the consequences of recent severe floods in the central region, which assigned Quang Ninh to support Lam Dong.

President of the Vietnam Fatherland Front (VFF) Central Committee Bui Thi Minh Hoai urged intensified monitoring of high-risk areas, proactive evacuation, provision of medical supplies, and prevention of post-flood disease outbreaks in Lam Dong province.

The brand has just secured a three-star provincial rating under Vietnam’s “One Commune, One Product” initiative.

The cause of the incident, which occurred at around 10:15 on November 9, was preliminarily identified as the explosion of the company’s hydrochloric acid (HCl) storage tank.

The World Tea Fest 2025, Vietnam’s first international-scale tea festival, features four remarkable records: a mass tea-brewing performance by 1,111 artisans; the preservation of a 100-year-old tea factory; the participation of beauty queens from 80 countries; and the display of 1,000 ancient tea trees, each several centuries old.

Malaysia ranks among Lam Dong’s top 10 source markets. The province has welcomed 35,000 Malaysian visitors so far this year, 30% of total foreign arrivals, up steadily since 2023.

During the trip, the delegation will survey destinations in Da Lat and Phan Thiet to identify tourism products aligned with Halal standards. The programme also aims to promote Lam Dong’s cultural identity and signature tourism offerings to international partners, such as the Datala Waterfall, specialty coffee, Po Sah Inu Tower, the Ancient Fishing Village Fish Sauce Museum, and the "Fisherman Show – Legend of the Fishing Village.”

Currently, Lam Dong has 1,984 fishing vessels of 15 metres or longer. Of these, 1,972 vessels have installed VMS devices and are fully integrated into the national VMS system, achieving 100% coverage of active vessels.

As of October 23, 7,255 out of 8,398 fishing vessels measuring six metres or longer in Lam Dong province still hold valid fishing licences. Meanwhile, 3,212 out of 3,957 vessels remain validly registered. In addition, 311 fishing boats have been proposed by local authorities for deregistration.

Permanent Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Hoa Binh encouraged businesses to explore the province’s potential and make wise investment decisions aligned with Vietnam’s development trends and Lam Dong’s four strategic pillars. Sustainable development, he said, must go hand in hand with legal compliance and environmental responsibility.