Culture - Society
The Steering Committee for Science, Technology, Innovation and Digital Transformation (S.T.I.D) Development of Dak Lak province has recently launched the “Digital literacy for the people - 2026” movement along with an online competition to learn about S.T.I.D in 2026, and officially inaugurated the Provincial Data Center.
Culture - Society
Running from April 16 to 23 nationwide, the Vietnam National Brand Week 2026 marks the 18th anniversary of Vietnam Brand Day (April 20, 2008 - 2026).
Culture - Society
In summer 2026, coastal tourism in eastern Dak Lak is undergoing a strong transformation, gradually emerging as an attractive destination along Central Vietnam’s travel route.
Culture - Society
Dak Lak’s Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism has officially launched alongside put into use the “Dak Lak Culinary Passport”.
The Provincial Women’s Union, in coordination with the People’s Committee of O Loan commune, has launched the project “Promoting coral reef conservation management associated with community-based tourism and enhancement of coastal village cultural values”.
From April 9-12, Dak Lak Provincial Culture and Tourism Centre, in collaboration with Dak Lak Tourism Association and Phu Yen Tourism Association, organised a delegation participating in Vietnam International Travel Mart - VITM Hanoi 2026.
In 2025, Vietnam’s tourism sector recorded its highest-ever number of visitors, welcoming more than 21.5 million international arrivals, up more than 20% from 2024, and serving over 135.5 million domestic travellers.
Rather than riding elephants across rivers and hills as in the past, visitors to Buon Don are now gradually becoming accustomed to taking photos with elephants, feeding them, as well as listening to stories about the “legend of forests”.
Geopolitical instability in the Middle East has caused fuel prices to fluctuate and increase continuously, posing a difficult cost challenge for the Dak Lak tourism industry right at the onset of the peak season.
Amid deep integration alongside intensifying competition, improving productivity and product quality has become a decisive factor for enterprises to enhance competitiveness, expand markets, as well as participate more deeply in global value chains.
Not only appealing to visitors with majestic natural landscapes, Dak Lak is steadily asserting its position on tourism map through its distinctive cultural values.
China and the Republic of Korea (RoK) continued to lead as Vietnam’s largest source markets in the quarter, with 1.4 million and 1.3 million visitors respectively, accounting for around 40% of total arrivals.
Resolution No.80-NQ/TW of the Politburo on Vietnamese culture development affirms that culture together with people are both foundation and endogenous resources, serving as driving force, pillar, as well as regulatory mechanism for rapid alongside sustainable national development.
Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism has recently held a conference reviewing results from the familiarisation alongside experiential programme “Dak Lak - Journey to Heritage”.
Throughout the course of history, the Party has consistently upheld a firm standpoint: respecting and ensuring freedom of belief along with religion for all population segments.
In implementing Resolution No. 57-NQ/TW issued by the Politburo, Dak Lak province has rolled out a wide range of synchronised, breakthrough solutions aligned with local conditions.