Kim Phuc Phan Thi, known as “The Napalm Girl” in the famous 1972 Associated Press Vietnam photograph, will be the featured speaker March 29 at the Ashland Area Vietnam Era Veterans Recognition Dinner.
Vietnam to relax visa rules for Indians
Another Vietnamese official said his country is taking steps to ensure Da Nang, a coastal city known for beaches, museums and rich heritage sites, becomes a preferred destination for Indian travellers …
Coffee prices slide as Vietnam faces seasonal dryness
Vietnam’s central highlands, a key coffee-growing region, are experiencing seasonally drier weather, according to the global coffee futures market on the London International Financial Futures and …
Vietnam still has a chance to export steel and aluminium to US despite tariffs
The Commercial Counsellor and Head of the Vietnam Trade Office in the US pointed out that US producers have yet to meet domestic steel demand fully, leaving room for Vietnam’s exported steel and …
Vietnam tourism authority urges businesses to combat rising online booking scams
HANOI: The Vietnam National Authority of Tourism has instructed local tourism service businesses to take measures to protect customers from fraud and asset appropriation, particularly as online …
Vietnam property investors seek new opportunities in provincial markets
Real estate investors in Vietnam, both individuals and organizations, are shifting their investments from city centers to suburban regions and neighboring provinces where land remains abundant and …
Can a foreigner co-own property with a Vietnamese spouse and be listed on ownership docs?
Is it possible for a foreigner to co-own land and property with their Vietnamese spouse and have their name on the ownership documents in Vietnam?
Bond victims from worst Vietnam fraud set to receive repayment
In a separate trial last year, Lan was sentenced to death for bribery, violating banking regulations, and embezzlement. She was also ordered to pay compensation of VND673.8 trillion (US$27 billion) to …
Why more expatriate families are choosing Vietnam as their home?
When Marissa Goldstein accepted a three-month business trip to Vietnam nine years ago, she never imagined it would see her family leaving the U.S. permanently.
50 years after the fall of Saigon, Heroes Hall museum tells story of Vietnam War
Remembering Vietnam,” which opened Saturday, examines the controversial war through artifacts, immersive experiences and the voices of the men and women who survived it.