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Vietnam marked its National Day with nationwide celebrations, featuring artistic performances and the groundbreaking of key economic projects. Tuyen Quang province hosted a special historical art program, while Can Tho initiated several trọng điểm (key) projects, highlighting both cultural heritage and economic development.
For the first time, the Vietnamese national flag was projected onto the iconic Perth City Hall in Western Australia on September 2nd, marking Vietnam's National Day and a historic moment for the local Vietnamese community.
Dak Lak Province in Vietnam's Central Highlands has successfully concluded its Durian Festival. Alongside the festival, a special artistic program celebrating National Day was held, contributing to the region's economic and cultural promotion.
Can Tho City, Vietnam, welcomed over 353,200 tourists during a five-day holiday, a 20% increase year-on-year. The city anticipates tourism revenue of VND 421 billion (approximately USD 17.6 million), with international visitors reaching nearly 7,000. Local attractions and tour operators offered promotions and experiences to attract visitors.
Vietnam's Level 2 Field Hospital No. 7 in Bentiu, South Sudan, commemorated the 81st anniversary of National Independence Day. Personnel reflected on the values of independence and peace, and their responsibilities as the current generation, highlighting Vietnam's commitment to international peacekeeping.
Hue City, Vietnam, welcomed over 650,000 tourists during the National Day holiday (September 2nd), with increased tourism revenue. This success is attributed to the diversification and innovation of tourism products. Notably, free entry to historical sites for Vietnamese citizens attracted a large number of visitors.
On Vietnam's National Day, September 2nd, Ho Chi Minh City captivated citizens and tourists with spectacular fireworks illuminating the night sky. Following celebratory events on Nguyen Hue Walking Street, many enjoyed this special evening.
Vietnam celebrated its 81st National Day with the hoisting of a giant national flag in Dat Mui, Ca Mau province. Recognized as "Vietnam's Largest Fabric National Flag" by Guinness World Records, the event saw nearly 1500 participants, symbolizing national unity and development.
Ahead of Vietnam's National Day (September 2nd), the Lao Embassy in the Philippines visited the Vietnamese Embassy to extend congratulations. The ambassadors exchanged views on the strong friendly relations between Vietnam and Laos and enhanced cooperation for upcoming ASEAN-related events in the Philippines.
Vietnam is actively promoting enhanced inter-regional cooperation to link Southeast Asia with Eurasia. The nation aims to strengthen ties between ASEAN and the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU), and deepen relations through specific agreements and projects, expected to foster new supply chains and economic growth.
The Vietnamese Embassy showcased coffee products at the Maputo International Trade Fair in Mozambique, aiming to penetrate the local market and expand exports. This initiative, alongside a higher education cooperation agreement, is expected to bolster economic and trade ties between Vietnam and Mozambique.
During Vietnam's five-day National Day holiday, 10 provinces and cities reported tourism revenue exceeding VND 1 trillion (approximately $42 million USD). Hue City saw a remarkable surge, with revenue nearly quadrupling year-on-year, indicating increased per-visitor spending.
Vietnam celebrated its 81st Independence Day on September 2nd with spectacular fireworks displays across five locations in the capital, Hanoi, marking a moment of national pride and reflection.
Hanoi celebrated the 81st anniversary of Vietnam's National Day on the evening of September 2 with spectacular fireworks displays at five locations across the city, fostering a festive atmosphere for its citizens.
Ahead of Vietnam's National Day, Vietnamese communities in Laos and Singapore are honoring President Ho Chi Minh through art exhibitions and cultural events, fostering special solidarity between the nations.
Vietnam implemented traffic control measures on the final day of the National Day holiday, particularly around the capital Hanoi, to manage the return rush. Free metro services and measures to ease congestion on expressways were implemented to facilitate smooth travel for citizens.
During Vietnam's National Day holiday, Ho Chi Minh City welcomed over 62,000 international tourists and 1.65 million domestic visitors, generating approximately 4.9 trillion VND (around $200 million) in tourism revenue. The city enhanced cultural, artistic, and entertainment activities to attract visitors.
On the final day of Vietnam's National Day holiday (September 2), major entry and exit points of Ho Chi Minh City experienced no significant traffic congestion. However, Cat Lai Port saw a surge in vehicles from the Dong Nai province direction, operating ferries at full capacity.
Vietnam's northernmost GPS coordinate, 'GPS 0001', one of four national territorial markers, has been identified. This landmark is crucial for defining the nation's territory and highlights the importance of precision in national surveying and management.
Vietnam marked its 81st National Day with nationwide tributes to President Ho Chi Minh and celebrations of national unity. The occasion also highlighted the country's economic progress and international engagement.
A South Korean high school student was kidnapped in Vietnam, reportedly due to her father's gambling debts. The Korean Embassy and police collaborated with Vietnamese authorities to rescue the girl unharmed after about ten days. South Korea's domestic laws can apply to crimes committed by its citizens abroad.
A traditional boat race was held in Quang Binh province, central Vietnam, to celebrate Independence Day. Local residents participated, fostering a sense of community and festive spirit.
Four individuals have been temporarily detained in connection with an assault on a taxi driver in Quảng Ninh Province. Details of the incident are under investigation, raising public safety concerns.
In Vietnam, numerous companies that have been inactive for years are unexpectedly facing substantial tax bills and penalties, creating significant hurdles for their dissolution. This situation raises questions about regulatory enforcement.
Vietnam's meteorological agency announced that Tropical Storm Saudel is not expected to make landfall. Meanwhile, authorities are urging public vigilance against misinformation circulating on social media, falsely claiming the storm is intensifying and threatening the coast.
NA Chairman Tran Thanh Man has emphasized the importance of preserving and promoting President Ho Chi Minh's legacy. He instructed staff to further enhance efforts in introducing his life and achievements to future generations and international visitors.
During Vietnam's National Day holiday, 11 drivers were fined for violating safe distance regulations on highways. This incident highlights the ongoing need for enhanced road safety awareness, even as overall traffic accidents decreased significantly compared to the previous year.
Ho Chi Minh City hosted a summer camp in 2026 for young overseas Vietnamese, with 50 participants engaging with the nation's history and culture to foster patriotism. This initiative aligns with Resolution 23, which encourages overseas citizens to contribute to national development.
Vietnam is pursuing its 'đổi mới' (renovation) policy with the ambitious goal of national development and prosperity by 2045. A strong sense of unity is emerging among Vietnamese people both domestically and abroad, contributing to this national aspiration, with particular emphasis on the expertise and contributions of the global Vietnamese diaspora.
Vietnamese National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man paid homage to President Ho Chi Minh ahead of the National Day. This symbolic act by the Communist Party leadership underscores respect for the leader who laid the foundation for national independence and development.
The historical film 'Hộ linh tráng sĩ' has underperformed at the Vietnamese box office during the National Day holiday, trailing behind other domestic releases. The production team is attempting to salvage its performance by shortening the runtime and releasing a new trailer.
A massive landslide in Vietnam's central Nghe An province has blocked a major road, disrupting traffic and raising concerns about local economic and daily life impacts. This incident highlights a growing trend of extreme weather-related natural disasters in Vietnam.
This year's final day of Vietnam's National Day holiday (September 2) saw smooth traffic flow on expressways and national roads heading from Dong Nai province to Ho Chi Minh City, avoiding the usual severe congestion experienced in previous years.
Vietnam celebrates its 81st National Day, marking its journey since President Ho Chi Minh declared independence on September 2, 1945. The nation is advancing on a path of development and international integration, with commemorative events, including a flag-raising ceremony in Africa, highlighting its global engagement.
To mark Vietnam's 81st National Day, major Laotian newspapers published articles praising Vietnam's significant achievements and its aspirations for development, highlighting the special solidarity between the two nations and expectations for deeper cooperation.
Vietnam experienced a significant return rush to the capital Hanoi following the end of a five-day National Day holiday (September 2). Increased traffic volume was observed on major routes, leading to localized congestion. Many citizens returned to urban centers with their belongings after their holiday break.