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Visitors can experience the stages of making products that are also souvenirs for their trip while exploring the craft villages in suburban Hanoi.

The resolutions aim to implement the amended Capital Law.

Hanoi teams up with Pacific Construction to build a smarter, greener future for the city

Safe vegetable production models in Hanoi are proving to be a viable way to restructure crops, create jobs, increase incomes, and improve living standards for residents.

Hanoi aims to help businesses adopt modern technologies and expand their distribution networks to promote the consumption of Vietnamese products.

The Hanoi Creative Activities Coordination Center helps provide a space to effectively present and pitch initiatives for the city's development to government agencies.

Applying digital technology to tourist attractions is an important part of building a database for Hanoi to disseminate its tourism.

A local artist has consistently adhered to traditional craftsmanship in creating distinctive works of art to attract visitors to the historic village of Duong Lam.

The city's plans to build and upgrade markets will comply with environmental hygiene regulations, fire safety precautions, and food safety standards.

Local farmers and cooperatives are urged to incorporate new and safe crop varieties into production.

Developing a Hanoi pho map addresses both the demand and marketing needs, offering specific recommendations and directions to top pho shops in Hanoi, selected based on real surveys and set criteria.

Hanoi is prioritizing the removal of bottlenecks and barriers, mobilizing and optimizing all internal and external resources to focus on economic and socio-cultural development.

Hanoi earns nearly US$4.1 billion from tourism activities in January-November 2024.

The city’s upcoming plans include strengthening industrial infrastructure, attracting investors to industrial zones, and promoting craft villages as key economic drivers.

The city has stepped up efforts to promote OCOP items through trade fairs and supermarket chains.

This model is expected to create a more transparent and service-oriented administrative system that is more responsive to the needs of residents and businesses.