Over 30,000 negative one-star reviews targeting a Hanoi hotel for refusing a fully paid three-night stay for a female tourist at 2 a.m. have been removed from Google Maps.

The Hanoi police are investigating a woman’s complaint that a local hotel canceled her fully paid three-night stay because she arrived late to check in.

A video circulating online shows an Indian woman who ordered a vegetarian burger confronting staff at a McDonald’s outlet in Singapore after reportedly being served a non-vegetarian one.

Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi vowed to eradicate prostitution involving Japanese women targeting foreign tourists after Japan was recently labeled a “new sex tourism country.”

The historic flood at the end of October left Hoi An inundated, but an American couple found themselves inspired by the resilience and optimism of the town’s residents.

Quan Thang House in Hoi An, built in the late 18th century, has withstood floods, its wooden walls fascinatingly marked with the levels the water reached in various years.

A Chinese woman who deliberately flooded her hotel room in popular tourist island Hainan after her request to cancel the reservation was refused ended up paying 280 times the room rate.

Once a popular photospot, the 800-meter Ong Cop wooden bridge across the Binh Ba River in Dak Lak Province was destroyed when Typhoon Kalmaegi hit last week.

Vietnam’s banh mi and pho noodle soup have been recognized among the top 100 street foods in the world by international food magazine TasteAtlas.

Malaysians have expressed pride after their passport stands third globally with visa-free access to 174 destinations, stronger than the U.S. passport according to a ranking by Canadian financial advisory firm Arton Capital.