Cau tinh yeu da nang

While Vietnam eased its social distancing measures on April 23 and most tourist destinations have reopened since, the country remains closed to foreigners entry, except for special cases, and has suspended international commercial fights as parts to contain the Covid-19 pandemic. … [Read more...] about Da Nang broadcasts ad videos on BBC

At the ceremony to present certificate recognizing Nam O fish sauce making as a national intangible cultural heritage Located three kilometres from the foot of Hai Van Pass, Nam O is one of Vietnam’s oldest and most famous fish-sauce making villages, with a history of more than 400 years. … [Read more...] about Da Nang: Nam O fish sauce making recognised as intangible cultural heritage

A sunset view on the beach of Son Tra in Da Nang City. Beach, fishing lifestyle are favourite attraction to tourists in the coastal central city. VNS Photo Cong Thanh The men living in the crowded fishing community at the foot of the Son Tra Mountains often start their day with morning coffee and a chat about the work ahead. … [Read more...] about Squid catching off Son Tra with local fisherman

The Vietnam Tourism Association is running a nationwide ‘Vietnam – a bright destination’ programme aiming at stimulating demand while ensuring safety for visitors, reducing prices but sustaining service quality or keeping prices unchanged but adding more services./. … [Read more...] about Vietnam’s tourism strives to bounce back

Dang Thi My Kieu has married twice and suffered from domestic violence. She had her eldest daughter with her first husband. But when their daughter was four months old, he died in a traffic accident. In 2015, she remarried and had a second child. Unfortunately, her husband is violent and often hit her. One time, her husband hit her again when she gave birth just two months earlier and was still weak, she ran away from home with the children during a rainstorm and caught tuberculosis. Even though she had been treated, Kieu still has coughs frequently and a dull pain in the chest. "I went to my mother house when I was due. When my child was two months old, we returned to my husband. And just one day later, he threatened and chased us," she said. "Thanks to everyone's help that we survived that time." Since then, she has worked hard to support her children. Because they can't work and lack money to buy enough rice, their breakfast is only cassava. Kieu said, "My daughter loves school. … [Read more...] about Phu Yen mother seeks help to support small children