Vietnam's largest airport to open on Dec. 24 with up to 366 flights a week

VNExpress - Oct 30, 2026

Long Thanh International Airport is expected to open to commercial flights at midnight on Dec. 24, initially handling up to 366 flights a week, 322 of them domestic and 44 international.

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Oct 30, 2026

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Thanh Hóa uses digital platforms to promote local heritage

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38,000 free tickets for Việt Nam Culture Day concert

Oct 30, 2026

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Volcanic caves in Lâm Đồng recognised as national heritage sites

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Cultural stories offer Vietnamese films way into Japanese market

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South Korea's foreign residents hit record 2.66 million as international student numbers soar

Oct 30, 2026

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Singapore tailor becomes first non-Italian to win Italian bespoke tailoring trophy

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