Vietnam's tourism industry emerges as a key driver of economic growth, propelling retail sales to new heights and attracting a surge in international visitors. With impressive gains in consumer spending and tourism revenue, the country positions itself as a vibrant destination amidst a post-pandemic landscape, signaling promising prospects for its economic future.

After 20 years of impressive growth, Vietnam's Phu Quoc seeks to solidify its position as a premier island destination, but challenges remain.

Vietnam is keen to deepen economic ties with its former colonial power while France is rolling out the red carpet for investment.

The ancient trading town seeks to cement its status as an international eco-cultural destination while averting overtourism.

Minister of Planning and Investment Nguyen Chi Dung's meeting with NVIDIA's Vice President signals a significant step towards Vietnam's ambition to become a key player in AI and semiconductor industries.

The Vietnamese government welcomes advice from the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change on finance, energy transformation, and technology as it aims for developed country status.