Hanoi hosts sports, tourism, film & TV festival
A selection of 145 films from 25 domestic and 42 overseas studios will
be shown at the sixth Vietnam International Cinema, Television and
Sports and Tourism (FICTS) Festival, which will take place in Hanoi from
July 4-7.
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Mekong Sub-region mayors to discuss tourism cooperation
Mayors of the cities from the expanded Greater Mekong Sub-region will
arrive in HCMC to discuss tourism cooperation, product enhancement and
youth tourism promotion.
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Festival brings Canadian food to Vietnam
A Canadian Food Festival will be held in Hanoi for the entire month of
July to celebrate Canada Day, announced the embassy of Canada on June
28.
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Cham folk arts performance attracts visitors to Binh Thuan
A programme featuring Cham folk arts has been held every Saturday and
Sunday at Po Sah Inu towers in Binh Thuan province since mid June in an
attempt to attract more visitors to the locality.
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Four Hanoian specialities proposed for Asian record
The Vietnam Record Organization has made profiles on four special foods
of Hanoi, pho, bun cha, bun thang and cha ca La Vong, to challenge for
the Asian record.
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Tourists flock to ecological areas in Mekong Delta's Bac Lieu province
The Cuu Long (Mekong) Delta province of Bac Lieu is a symbol of natural
bounty with its rice paddies, shrimp ponds and luxuriant orchards.
Getting lost in such a green space is a gentle experience even on the
hottest of days thanks to the scent of rice, soil and the taste of sweet
fruits.
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EWEC Trade and Tourism Fair
The 2012 International East-West Economic Corridor (EWEC) Trade and
Tourism Fair will be held at the Da Nang Fair and Exhibition Center from
17 to 21 August. Many enterprises from the EWEC countries of Viet Nam,
Laos, Thailand and Myanmar and others from Japan, the U.S.A, South Korea
and China will take part.
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Vietnam seeks further UNESCO assistance
Vietnam hopes to receive further UNESCO support, especially in the areas
of education, and preservation and restoration of heritage sites, says
Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Thien Nhan.
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Hanoi tops list of cheapest tourist cities
Hanoi, the capital city of Vietnam, has topped the list of cheapest
global tourist destinations in 2012 summertime, according to the Trip
Index recently announced by the world’s largest travel website
‘TripAdvisor.’
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Ho Dynasty Citadel now World Cultural Heritage
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation
(UNESCO) on June 16 presented a certificate to Vietnam, officially
recognising the Ho Dynasty Citadel as the World Cultural Heritage.
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Summer Rendezvous
The Da Nang Department of Culture, Sport and Tourism has organized the
Da Nang-Summer Rendezvous 2012 program to be held from 22 June to 1
July.
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Imperial Citadel to become historical park
The Hoang Dieu Archaeological Site and the ancient Thang Long Imperial
Citadel in Hanoi are to become a cultural and historical park to promote
the global value of the 1,300 year-old relic site. Prime Minister
Nguyen Tan Dung has just approved plans for the transformation.
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Ho Dynasty Citadel attracts tourist crowds
The Ho Dynasty Citadel in the central province of Thanh Hoa has
attracted an increasing number of tourists since it was recognised as a
World Cultural Heritage site last year.
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Famous Ca Tru singer to treat Hanoi audience
Pho Thi Kim Duc, famous for singing “Ca tru” (ceremonial songs) and the
only remaining “Ca tru” singer from the well-known Kham Thien Ca tru
group in the past, will perform at the French Cultural Centre on June 13
in Hanoi.
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Huge Vietnam flag, made of pottery, created on Truong Sa
A national flag made from pieces of pottery was inaugurated on the
Truong Sa (Spratly) Island District in Khanh Hoa Province yesterday
(June 6).
The unique flag is located on the top of the hill on Truong Sa Lon Island, part of the Truong Sa archipelago in the East Sea.
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