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Vietnam is set to participate in the upcoming ASEAN International Film Festival and Awards (AIFFA) 2023 in Kuching, Malaysia from August 2 to August 4. The country will be showcasing two movies to compete for prestigious titles at the event. Two films, Memento Mori: Land directed by Marcus Manh Cuong Vu and Dem toi ruc ro (The Brilliant Darkness) by Aaron Toronto, have been chosen to participate in a competition among 120 other films at the festival.  A scene in Memento Mori: Land directed by Marcus Manh Cuong Vu.  Memento Mori: Land had its premiere in Vietnam in October 2022. The film is inspired by the true story depicted in the book Destination of Life by Vietnamese author Dang Hoang Giang. The movie follows the journey of Van, a brave and resilient young mother who comes to terms with the fact that her cancer has reached its advanced stage. Seamlessly navigating between reality, cherished memories, and evocative dreams, Van discovers a profound w...

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German-Vietnamese designer Tra My Nguyen’s artwork is inspired by the culture of Vietnamese women riding motorbikes. Her work has gained significant attention at the exhibition, marking her first time showcasing her art. Tra My Nguyen, born in Hanoi in 1992 and raised in Germany, found inspiration in the sun protective clothing worn by Vietnamese women on motorbikes. The BIENALSUR biennial exhibition of contemporary art was first launched in 2015 and continues to be a platform for art and culture. The 2023 edition, taking place from July 8 to December 22, will feature artwork exhibited in over 70 cities across 27 countries and territories on five continents. The post Vietnamese Art Featured at BIENALSUR 2023 in Argentina appeared first on Vietexplorer.com . View more from VietExplorer: Israel – Vietnam Friendship Association Established Localities Welcome First Foreign Tourists in Lunar New Year Eat Healthy for Lunar New Year Holiday “This year I will…” DH...

In June 2023, Vietnam reported a 6.4% increase in international arrivals compared to May, welcoming a total of 975,000 visitors. For the first half of the year, Vietnam welcomed approximately 5.57 million international arrivals, accounting for about 69% of the estimated number of arrivals for 2023 and equal to about 66% of the same period in 2019. Combined with 64 million domestic tourists, Vietnam’s total tourism revenue in the first half of 2023 is estimated at VND 343.1 trillion (about US $14.4 billion). Ho Chi Minh City earned the highest tourism revenue Korean visitors stroll at Ho Chi Minh City Book Street. Photo: VNA In terms of tourism revenues by localities, many cities and provinces in Vietnam earned record-breaking numbers, with over VND 10.000 billion. Ho Chi Minh City was the highest earner, reaching VND 80,833 billion. The city saw a 48% increase in domestic visitors and a 306% increase in international visitors compared to the same period in 2022. The tota...

“Now a tourist attraction, this massive network of tunnels on the outskirts of Ho Chi Minh City served as a base during the Vietnam War,” CNN reported. Lying approximately 60 kilometers northwest of the center of HCMC, the Cu Chi Tunnels were utilized by Vietnamese soldiers as hiding places, communication routes, and supply lines during the war against the United States. Inside of Cu Chi Tunnels. Photo: Vinpearl These tunnels were constructed in the late 1940s during the French occupation of Vietnam and endured heavy bombardment by the U.S. in the 1960s. Besides being a bustling economic center, Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) boasts historical relics that attract both domestic and international tourists. The Cu Chi Tunnels are one of the city’s most significant relics, offering firsthand experiences inside the extensive underground caves and providing insight into the lives of Vietnamese soldiers during the war. Stretching to the Cambodian border, the Cu Chi tunnel system...

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According to a report from Khmer Times, Cambodian tourists accounted for the largest growth among international visitor markets to Vietnam in the post-Covid-19 recovery period. The number of Cambodian tourists increased by 338% in the first half of this year compared to the same period in 2019. Coracle boats along Quy Nhon Beach in the central province of Binh Dinh. Photo by Shutterstock/Huy Thoai. The second fastest-growing tourist market in Vietnam after Cambodia is Indian tourists, with a growth rate of 236%. This is followed by Laos with 117% growth, Thailand with 108% growth, and Singapore with 107% growth. Vietnam’s tourism services, including visa exemption for up to one month for citizens of Thailand, Singapore, Indonesia, Cambodia, and Laos, have made Vietnam a major attraction for tourists from Southeast Asia, according to Khmer Times. Additionally, the increase in the number of direct flights between Indian cities and Vietnam has contributed to the strong grow...

Over the past few years, Hanoi has been the vibrant backdrop for a multitude of internationally acclaimed concerts featuring renowned singers from across the globe. The city has firmly established itself as a sought-after destination for world music tours, enchanting both local and foreign audiences alike, who are captivated not just by the exceptional performances, but also by the captivating allure of Vietnam. Destination for global music stars  K-pop group Blackpink will perform in Hanoi at the end of July 2023. Photo: YG Entertainment  Upcoming Event: Blackpink Concerts Join us for the highly anticipated Blackpink concerts at the prestigious My Dinh National Stadium in Hanoi. The concerts will take place on July 29 and 30. There has been a significant increase in the demand for tickets since then, particularly for the VIP tickets priced at VND10 million (US$422), which sold out immediately upon release. Consequently, an influx of tourists is anticipated...