HCMC’s scoop of nostalgia, served for 50 years
Bo Gia ice cream has been a beloved spot in Ho Chi Minh City since 1975, and its traditional recipes connect generations of customers across a changing city.
Eat like a local: 10 street food icons that have opened for more than 30 years in Hanoi
Hanoi’s street food scene is anchored by eateries, many over 30 years old, that serve affordable flavors and keep crowds coming back daily.
Capella Hanoi, Amanoi Vietnam’s first hotels to earn 3 Michelin Keys: A look inside
From Hanoi’s opera-inspired luxury to coastal calm, two Vietnamese hotels have earned Michelin’s highest honor for design and guest experiences.
6 cafes for best views of Sa Pa’s rice terraces
As Sa Pa’s terraces glow gold in autumn, local guides recommend six cafes for travelers to enjoy warm drinks and direct views of ripening terraces.
2 Vietnam tourism villages named world’s best in 2025
Lo Lo Chai and Quynh Son in northern Vietnam were awarded “Best Tourism Village in the World 2025” by the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) on Friday.
World’s ‘most favorite country’ receives over 31 million foreign visitors in 9 months
Japan, voted as “world’s most favorite destination” last year by readers of Condé Nast Traveler, welcomed 31.65 million foreign visitors between January and September, up 17.7% year-on-year.
South Korea’s largest airline waives cancellation fees for all flights to Cambodia amid scam crisis
Korean Air, the largest airline in South Korea, announced on Thursday that it will waive cancellation fees for all flights departing from Korea to Cambodia until year-end amid growing safety concerns over online scams.
Woman dies after falling from height at Singapore’s Jewel Changi Airport
Police in Singapore are investigating the death of a 56-year-old woman who fell from a height at Jewel Changi Airport on Thursday.
China warns of cheap tours in Thailand after tourists forced to buy expensive goods
The Chinese Embassy in Thailand has warned citizens about “cheap tour” scams that pressure tourists into buying overpriced goods and urged caution while booking travel agents.
Southeast Asia’s second largest economy expects year-end events to draw 12 million visitors
Thailand, the second largest economy in Southeast Asia, aims to attract 12 million international visitors and generate a revenue of over 580 billion baht (about US$15.7 billion) thanks to the year-end tourism stimulus measures.
