Industry
From Street Vendors to Billion-Dong Jackpots: The Real Face of Vietnam's Lottery Industry
Vietnam's lottery industry pulls in USD 6.5 billion a year. Behind the jackpots are 500,000 street vendors earning under USD 10 a day.
Industry
Vietnam's lottery industry pulls in USD 6.5 billion a year. Behind the jackpots are 500,000 street vendors earning under USD 10 a day.
On January 16, Vietnam's General Secretary To Lam and Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh attended a groundbreaking ceremony together. The site: Hoa Lac Hi-Tech Park on the outskirts of Ha Noi. The centerpiece: a 27-hectare chip fabrication plant — Vietnam's first ever. The announcement sparked an obvious
Walk into a pho restaurant in Orange County, California, and you might hear the owner greeting customers in Vietnamese, a South Vietnamese flag hanging on the wall. This is "Little Saigon" — the world's largest Vietnamese diaspora community, and the spiritual capital of overseas Vietnamese culture. The
Diaspora
Vietnam's 6 million overseas diaspora sends USD 16 billion home annually. From the boat people exodus to new dual citizenship laws, the Viet Kieu story.
Culture
Vietnam has nearly 80 million motorcycles for 100 million people. The motorbike is not just transport -- it is a way of life.
News
Many people picture Vietnam as hot year-round — sunny skies, shorts and t-shirts all day. Think that going into a Hanoi winter, and you may deeply regret it. Vietnam stretches more than 1,600 kilometers from north to south. Summers are hot everywhere, but winters split the country in two. Same
News
Travel
Vietnam's winter climate varies wildly. Hanoi drops below 10C while HCMC stays at 30C. Sapa even gets snow.
Transportation
Hanoi bans gasoline motorcycles from central districts starting July 2026. Honda faces headwinds while VinFast sales surge fourfold.
News
Walk into a university in central Ho Chi Minh City or Ha Noi, and the first thing you notice is this: the entire school is just a few buildings. Every department, tens of thousands of students, all packed inside. No lawns, no campus paths, no above-ground parking. This isn'
Education
Many universities in Hanoi and HCMC squeeze thousands of students into a handful of buildings. Here is why -- and what Vietnam is doing about it.