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The Mua (Dancing) and Thien Ha (Galaxy) caves in the northern province of Ninh Binh were introduced in Battle Trip – a famous TV show of the Republic of Korea (RoK).

Cave tourism, especially in the Trang An site in the world heritage complex, is one of the focuses of tourism in Ninh Binh province in the time to come.

Van Long Wetland Nature Reserve in the northern province of Ninh Binh, famous for appearing in the blockbuster film Kong: Skull Island, has retained its pristine tranquility with clouds hovering above soaring limestone pinnacles.

Vietnam became a member of the Ramsar Convention in 1989. So far, nine wetlands in the country have been recognised as Ramsar sites – wetlands of international importance.

Ho Chi Minh City’s Red Cross Society organised a festival on January 16 to provide humanitarian aid for the impoverished in the city.

Nearly 1,000 people joined a blood drive in the northern province of Ninh Binh province on January 12.

Vietnam’s eight world heritage sites attracted a total of 21 million tourists in 2019, statistics show.

Ninh Binh province, which is hosting the 2020 National Tourism Year, strives to welcome about 7.8 million tourists in the year, including approximately one million foreigners.

Under the Party's leadership, after 10 years of the Geneva Agreements, North Vietnam continued to complete land reform, restore the economy and built socialism's infrastructure.

The Southern Key Economic Zone needs specially tailored policies to attract large amounts of foreign direct investment and improve linkages between localities to ensure sustainable development, experts have said.

Ninh Binh province, which is hosting the 2020 National Tourism Year, strives to welcome about 7.8 million tourists in the year, including approximately one million foreigners.

The northern province of Ninh Binh, host of the 2020 National Tourism Year, has been fully prepared for a grand opening of the year, slated for February 22.

The Prime Minister has decided to grant the national special relic status to seven historic sites and attractions in the northern and central regions of Vietnam.

The 3rd International Dance Festival will take place in the central province of Thua Thien-Hue from March 31 to April 5, 2020.

The 2019 National Tourism Year themed “Colour of the Sea” has ended with flying colours, as seen in the record number of international visitors and various prizes won by the country’s tourism sector.

Lunar New Year (or Tet) is only few weeks away, making people with wanderlust flock to travel agents to book their trips for the holiday. As a result, tourism market has become bustling these days.

The living standard has been improve, leading to the increase of demand for entertainment at weekends. This offers an opportunity for suburbs to promote weekend tourism.

Christmas season has arrived, and the festive atmosphere can be felt everywhere, with both urban and rural areas echoing with the melodies of festive anthems.

Vietnam became a member of the Ramsar Convention in 1989. So far, nine wetlands in the country have been recognised as Ramsar sites – wetlands of international importance.

“Xam” (blind wanderers’ music) is a centuries-old singing style of the Vietnamese people, which has long been recognised as an important piece of the nation’s cultural heritage.