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Solo travel is on the rise, with a significant trend among Vietnamese travelers. According to the latest report from the travel website Booking.com , an impressive 75% of Vietnamese are planning to embark on their journeys alone in 2024. Hanoi University’s breathtaking architecture, Photo: Huy Pham In today’s interconnected world, solo travel is more accessible than ever. Rather than being daunting, it presents unique opportunities for personal growth, adventure, and memorable experiences. Coinciding with Single Day, which falls on November 11, Booking.com offers a curated list of destinations in Vietnam ideal for solo explorers, ranging from seasoned adventurers to those taking their first steps into the world of solo travel. Hanoi, Vietnam’s capital, stands out as a top choice for solo travelers. As Booking.com suggests, “Hanoi is a paradise for culture seekers.” Solo adventurers can wander through the bustling streets of the Old Quarter, admire the iconic Hoan K...

On April 19, the head of the Viet Nam Union of Friendship Organizations chaired a conference at the central bridge point to connect with 52 bridge points at localities. More than 500 delegates participated and dozens of presentations were made on 6 key topics in various areas of work, mechanisms, and policies. Online meeting of the Viet Nam Union of Friendship Organizations and 52 Unions of Friendship Organizations in provinces/cities (Photo: Dinh Hoa) At the meeting, local Unions were informed about the outcomes and plans to implement key tasks in 2024; solutions to strengthen the organizational structure, and improve the staff quality and operational efficiency of the Viet Nam Union of Friendship Organizations system. Representatives of local Union leaders highly commended the organization of the virtual conference. They view this as a timely information channel on guidelines for implementing people-to-people diplomacy tasks to localities, fostering unity in the syste...