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Tra Vinh Vice Chairman Le Thanh Binh announced at a press conference on August 12 that the province will host a wax coconut festival to promote this unique local specialty and expand its market reach. The event will also treat locals and tourists to an array of new coconut products and exciting activities. The festival will feature a cooking competition showcasing innovative dishes made from wax coconuts, as well as sporting events to engage the community. Additionally, the Tra Vinh administration will organize the Vu Lan Thang Hoi festival, a traditional folk celebration of the local Chinese community. A vibrant trade fair with 120 booths will display an assortment of handicrafts and goods. The culinary offerings will be a highlight, with traditional dishes from various ethnic groups, art performances, and folk games adding to the festive atmosphere. Wax coconut is a beloved delicacy in Vietnam, often blended into smoothies or combined with condensed milk, shaved ice, and peanuts ...

Phu Quoc International Airport and the island’s many tourist attractions and accommodations are committed to sustainability, as evident in their choice of serving customers with paper cups, bamboo straws, and wooden spoons. Vasilenko Daria, a Russian tourist, recently experienced the beauty of Phu Quoc Island with her loved ones and was impressed by its eco-friendly initiatives. Phu Quoc’s pristine natural landscapes, white sandy beaches, and crystal clear waters create an idyllic setting. The island’s locals are renowned for their warm hospitality, further enhancing the visitor experience. Eco-consciousness is a priority for tourist sites and accommodations on the island, as they opt for paper cups and bamboo straws, reducing their environmental footprint. “Phu Quoc Island left a lasting impression on me,” expressed Daria, “as it demonstrates a clear commitment to environmental protection. The use of paper cups and bamboo straws for tourists is a commendable step.” Tran Quoc Chau...

The “Eternal Epic” event commemorated the 70th anniversary of the Geneva agreement, celebrating the cessation of hostilities in Vietnam. Held within the “Festival for Peace 2024,” it was a unique event for the province. Le Hoai Trung, head of the Party Central Committee’s Commission for External Relations, spoke at the opening ceremony, reflecting on the enduring impact of the war. He emphasized that despite the passage of time, the sacrifices made by soldiers and their families across the country remain immeasurable and unforgettable. Trung called upon agencies, organizations, and individuals at all levels to actively engage in initiatives that support and honor those who contributed to the revolution. Minister of Culture, Sports, and Tourism, Nguyen Van Hung, echoed these sentiments, stating that Vietnam will forever remember the bravery and sacrifices of its soldiers, martyrs, and citizens who fought for national protection. He described the art program as a powerful portrayal o...

Television networks and sports rights enterprises in Vietnam were surprised by the price quoted for the broadcasting rights of the 2022 Asian Games. Negotiations are currently underway, but no entity in Vietnam has secured these rights yet. Originally scheduled for 2022, the 19th edition of the Asian Games was postponed to 2023 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The Games will now be held in Hangzhou, China from September 23 to October 8, featuring 40 sports, 61 disciplines, and 483 events. A total of 45 countries and territories are expected to participate. Vietnam’s sports sector plans to send over 400 members, including more than 300 athletes, to the event, with the goal of winning at least three gold medals. China, as the host, has designated China Media Group (CMG) as the official broadcasting station and distributor of the telecast rights. While Hong Kong and India have secured the broadcasting rights for the Games, the financial details of these acquisitions have not been disclose...