The New York Times - the renowned American newspaper - has placed Vietnam at 34th position in its list of the top 52 global destinations for 2026. Vietnam is recognised as a rapidly evolving tourism hub, offering increasingly diverse and high-quality experiences for travelers.
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The story of Ngo Thi Minh Trinh, Secretary of the Party Committee of Ea Knuec commune, going live to sell durians is a vivid illustration: Resolutions only take root when cadres and Party members step in, stand with the people, and share their challenges.
Coffee tourism is flourishing across Dak Lak province, promoting the province’s signature coffee products while preserving and sustainably harnessing local cultural values.
In nine provinces and cities across the central and Central Highlands regions, over 11,000 public security officers and staff were mobilised to work alongside grassroots security forces and local authorities.
In the digital era, virtual reality (VR) tourism has emerged as a key trend in the travel industry. Using VR headsets or 3D platforms, visitors can explore destinations through immersive, lifelike simulations without having to be physically present.
Building modern and synchronized digital infrastructure has been identified as one of four strategic priorities of Dak Lak province, especially as the 4.0 Industrial Revolution accelerates across sectors.
The exhibition features approximately 500 archival photographs from the Vietnam News Agency, organised into eight thematic sections reflecting key stages of Vietnam’s modern history in connection with successive Party Congresses.