Media outlets nationwide will celebrate the 99th anniversary of the Vietnamese Revolutionary Journalism Day on June 21. On this occasion, the Economic&Urban Newspaper receives distinguished guests including a Hanoi delegation led by Mayor Tran Sy Thanh, Australian Ambassador to Vietnam Andrew Goledzinowski and Counselor of Politics and Information at the Embassy of India Roshan Lepcha.
The capital needs more than 10,000 fire hydrants in residential areas.
The Hanoi City Police have launched an operation featuring a fleet of Honda Goldwing 1800cc motorcycles in preparation for the visit of Russian President Vladimir Putin to Vietnam.
The development of green spaces in Hanoi includes green belts, ecological urban areas, flower gardens, and urban landscapes.
For centuries, the Red River has been the backbone of Hanoi's socio-economic growth.
People living along the Cat Linh-Ha Dong metro line are giving up their private vehicles in favor of the Skytrain.
Vietnam and China's province hope to better tap the tourism potential of both sides in the coming time.
Besides its rich culture and impressive cuisine, Hanoi is famous for architectural landmarks that symbolize different development periods.
The city will enhance export promotion, trade facilitation, business connectivity, and cooperation with foreign distribution systems.
The balloon festival returns to Son Tay Town, Hanoi for the second time.
People in Hanoi need technical guidelines for sorting waste at source to be published as soon as possible.
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Hanoi has struggled with rising demand for parking due to financial shortage.
This year's event, themed "Hanoi in 12 flower seasons", will showcase Hanoi's rich cultural heritage and unique cuisine.
Hanoi's tourism is taking coordinated tasks to achieve a series of tourism development goals in 2024-2025 and return to a level at least similar to that before the Covid-19 pandemic.
Hanoi is setting up centers for creative design and sales of OCOP goods, traditional handicrafts, and tourism-related offerings.
To encourage visitors to Hanoi to choose four- and five-star hotels during their stay, many hotels in the capital have introduced preferential policies.
