Source: VNA
In 2025, Malaysia welcomed more than 331,000 Vietnamese visitors. This number placed Vietnam in the country's top 15 markets. Vietnam, in turn, received more than 573,000 visitors from the other Southeast Asian nation.
Born in Ha Tinh province, Le Van Cong is widely regarded as a symbol of Vietnam’s para-sport movement. He made history by winning a gold medal at the Rio 2016 Paralympic Games, the first Paralympic gold ever achieved by Vietnam’s para-sport delegation.
From ancient architecture to intangible cultural practices, heritage is increasingly being transformed into digital data, helping preserving traditional values but also creates fresh momentum for socio-economic development.
The award was initiated by President of the Association of Asian Artists Charlotte Agusttes-Reynier to give promising Vietnamese art students a real taste of Paris.
By 2030, the project targets the establishment of shared digital platforms across 100% of cultural sectors. All digitised cultural heritage will be standardised under the national data framework and shared in accordance with regulations, while 80% of public digital heritage assets are expected to receive digital identifiers to clarify ownership and management, encouraging organisations and individuals to do the same and support market development.
Amid rising global integration, Resolution No. 80-NQ/TW highlights international cultural engagement as a long-term strategy to promote Vietnamese cultural and artistic values worldwide.
Vietnamese players will compete in the Badminton Asia Championship 2026 from April 7-11 in China, seeking for highest results.
Now in its third year, the 20-million-USD annual programme provides participating clubs with funding of up to 1 million USD, alongside strategic support and international exposure, to support clubs in expanding their brands and audiences leading up to and throughout the Esports World Cup 2026.
Launched on January 9, 2016, the street started as a modest 140-metre stretch that few expected would have such a big impact on Vietnam’s publishing scene.
Vietnam earned 1,225.68 points, gaining nine places and 36.17 points compared to the previous update.
The design centres on a white dove – the global symbol of peace – carrying a golden rice ear and three flowing multicoloured silk ribbons.
This event is part of a series of commemorative activities honouring his musical legacy, which was announced on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of his passing (April 1, 2001 – April 1, 2026).
In Hanoi, the VNSO concert will take place on April 11 at the Vietnam National Academy of Music’s Great Hall, featuring Symphony 92 by Joseph Haydn, Claude Debussy’s Petite Suite and Georges Bizet’s Carmen Suites 1 and 2.
The side coached by Kim Sang Sik climbed to 1,225.68 points, gaining 36.17 points from the previous ranking. The rise returns Vietnam to the global Top 100, a notable milestone for the national team.
The meeting came as Lobe’s beloved book " The Grandmother in the Apple Tree," translated into Vietnamese by Chu Thu Phuong and published by Kim Dong Publishing House, was recently recognised at Vietnam’s 2025 National Book Awards.
A major highlight will come on April 11 with a free public concert at October 30 Square in Ha Long Ward, marking the opening of the 17th National Radio Festival – Quang Ninh 2026. Organisers are bracing for a massive turnout of up to 50,000 spectators.
More than an annual cultural event, it serves as an occasion for the community to pay tribute to their forebears while reaffirming the enduring vitality of a nationally recognised intangible cultural heritage in contemporary life.
According to the Vietnam Recreational and Electronic Sports Association (VIRESA), the system, named the SEA Esports Nations Cup (SNC), represents the first regional esports tournament designed specifically for national teams in Southeast Asia.
Viewing cultural industries as a cornerstone of sustainable development, the city is working to establish a comprehensive ecosystem supporting traditional performing arts.
A highlight will be a national conference on ethnic cultural affairs and a ceremony honouring village elders, artisans and reputable individuals, scheduled for April 17. The event will draw leaders of central agencies, local authorities, researchers, and cultural managers, alongside community representatives.
