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Japanese Gion Festival Showcases Vietnam’s Traditional Culture

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The embroidered curtain is not just a work of art but a cultural value that will be reserved, the common property of the two peoples to be passed on for many generations. A representative of the Ofunehoko Conservation Association standing next to the curtain. The embroidery curtain is made of 2 panels, each of 1.9-meter length and 50-centimeter width, with a royal dragon pattern of yellow color on a red silk background. The embroidered curtain made by Vu Van Gioi, which demonstrated sophisticated royal hand embroidery techniques, was decorated on the Ofunehoko palanquin during the Gion Festival – one of the largest festivals in Japan. The curtain is hung in an important position, showing the fruitful relationship between Vietnam and Japan. Many Japanese and international tourists come to enjoy the atmosphere of the festival. The pattern of the Vietnamese embroidered curtain and the Japanese curtain has similarities. ...

Czech Companies Flourishing in Vietnam: Asia’s Growing Market

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President of the Czech Chamber of Commerce Zdenek Zajicek proposed that the Government focus on key markets, including Vietnam, while implementing its new export strategy for the 2023-2033 period. The strategy was approved on July 26. Specifically, Zajicek proposed paying attention to the US, the Republic of Korea, Israel, Georgia, Vietnam, and African countries. He affirmed that the Czech Chamber of Commerce supports the Government’s plan to create conditions for exporters, thus helping diversify their exports to countries outside the EU. The plan aims to make it easier for companies to operate in foreign markets in the long term and enhance competitiveness through supporting the export of innovative products. The Czech Government approves new export strategy for the 2023-2033 period at a meeting on July 26. Photo: VNA The new export strategy aims to strengthen the position of Czech companies in the supply chain and diversify exports outside the EU. It also provide...

Retirement in Vietnam: An Affordable and Popular Choice in Asia

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Vietnam presents a favorable environment for expats looking to retire, offering a lower cost of living compared to their home countries and a friendly atmosphere that makes the elderly feel comfortable. According to VOV, citing GOBankingRates, a personal finance publication by Nasdaq, Da Nang ranks among the top five affordable and attractive places for expat retirees in Asia. Situated along the central coast of Vietnam, Da Nang offers a relaxed lifestyle, excellent quality of life, and affordable living options, states the website. Da Nang is an ideal vacation destination for every summer vacation. Photo: VNA “In my opinion, Da Nang is a rising star among retirement destinations in Asia,” says Motati. “Da Nang offers pristine beaches, scenic mountains, a warm climate, and modern amenities. With its affordable housing options, excellent healthcare facilities, and growing expat community, Da Nang is a no-brainer.” Along with its clean beaches, vibrant food scene, and ...

Vietnam’s Baseball Club Championship Open Only to Local Players

This annual professional tournament aims to promote baseball and discover potential talent within the national and local teams. The 2023 edition, scheduled from July 26 to 30 in Hanoi, includes several significant changes compared to the previous year. In an effort to enhance competition, the organizer has expanded the number of participating baseball clubs from eight to eleven. However, international players will not be allowed to participate in this year’s championship. During a press briefing, VBSF chairman Tran Duc Phan acknowledged that baseball is a less popular sport in Vietnam. He explained that in the 2022 edition, foreign players were permitted to join the competition to add diversity and enhance the level of play. However, this year’s edition will solely feature Vietnamese players. While these changes may impact the appeal and skill level of the tournament, Chairman Phan believes they will provide an opportunity for domestic players to improve and showcase their abilities...

Vietnamese Football Fans Flaunt Their Passion at Women’s World Cup

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An image showing Vietnamese national flags waving in the stands of Eden Park in Auckland in New Zealand on July 22 Footballer Hoang Thi Loan poses for a selfie with fans following Vietnam’s opening match against the United States on July 22. The post Vietnamese Football Fans Flaunt Their Passion at Women’s World Cup appeared first on Vietexplorer.com . View more from VietExplorer: Why foreign arrivals to Vietnam surge nearly 7-fold in the first half of 2022? Koreans’ demand for Da Nang tourism booms, increasing by 3,000% International visitors to Vietnam in the second quarter reached nearly 511 thousand arrivals, 12.7 times higher than the same period last year Hanoi and Hoi An in the top 25 most interesting experiences in Asia Hanoi welcomes more than 8.6 million visitors in the first 6 months of 2022 First hotel brand In Vietnam launches PlasticShreds Vietnam tourism recovers strongly Teacher arrested for molesting students in Vietnam Vietnamese C...

Rise in Tourists to Hanoi Thanks to Blackpink’s Popularity

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The visit of internationally renowned K-pop sensation, BlackPink, to Hanoi is anticipated to greatly enhance the city’s tourism sector.  Blackpink will come to Hanoi for the Born Pink music concert. Photo: Blackpink’s fanpage  With the band’s global renown, every concert is anticipated to attract tens of thousands of fans from both local and foreign origins to the city. The presence of BlackPink is already generating a surge in travel interest within the capital. Currently, all hotels and homestays near My Dinh Stadium in Cau Giay District, the venue for the concert, are fully reserved for the opening night of the event. According to Nguyen Van Dat, the CEO of BestPrice Travel Company, there has been a significant surge in hotel bookings, particularly in the vicinity of My Dinh Stadium, leading up to and during the concert period from July 26 to August 1. According to a report from the Hanoi Tourism Department, Hanoi is projected to receive a significant infl...

28 Years of Vietnam-ASEAN Relations: A Look Back

The post 28 Years of Vietnam-ASEAN Relations: A Look Back appeared first on Vietexplorer.com . View more from VietExplorer: Staying ready to welcome new investment flows China maintains position as Vietnam’s largest import market Patience the name of the game for tourism industry Quang Tri – land of war memories with desire for peace Cambodia has lifted restrictions on cross-border travel with Vietnam Leading US firms interested in Vietnam Urban kids enjoy harvesting lychees as actual farmers Vietnamese lychees hit shelves in Singapore Ao Dai performance promotes Vietnam cultural heritage June CPI in Ho Chi Minh City up 0.66 percent Vietnam makes progress in developing COVID-19 vaccine Discovering wild nature of Ba Mun island A Saviour Who Brings Sugar to the Sugarcane Fields Tam Chuc Pagoda – an attractive spiritual tourism complex Travel from Japan to Vietnam will partially resume this week 800-year-old tower in Phu Yen province worth a look VN travel...