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Yen Tu Spring Festival opens in Quang Ninh Province (Feb 3)
One of the country’s biggest annual festivals, the Yen Tu Pagoda Spring Festival, kicked off in the northern province of Quang Ninh on the tenth

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Jetstar Pacific offers lowest airfares in the world (Feb 3)
Jetstar Pacific, the first low cost air service provider in Vietnam, offers the cheapest ticket fares in the world, according to a survey of Spanish

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A positive sign of farm product exports (Feb 3)
Many local businesses have begun to sign farm produce export contracts after the Lunar New Year festival (Tet) in spite of difficulties. Entrepreneurs from Hongkong

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VN exports 400,000 tons of rice in Jan (Feb 3)
Việt Nam exported 400,000 tons of rice, earned US $240 million in January, and saw 25.4% decrease in quantity and 14.2% decline in value against

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Outbound tourists increase during Tet (Feb 2)
Around 80,000 tourists in Ho Chi Minh City and neighbouring provinces went abroad through Tan Son Nhat International Airport Minh City to enjoy their lunar

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State bank moves to accumulate privately-held gold (Feb 2)
The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) will submit a plan to the Government to mobilise gold from individual people who hold an estimated at 300-500

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Vinalines reports shock 2011 profits after huge first-half losses (Feb 2)
The Vietnam National Shipping Lines (Vinalines) announced a pre-tax profit of VND62 billion (USD2.95 million) after total revenue of VND24.7 trillion (USD1.16 billion) in 2011.

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Dung Quat IZ attracts US$8 billion investment (Feb 1)
As of early 2012, the Dung Quat Industrial Zone (IZ) has granted licences to 111 projects with total registered capital of US$8 billion, of which

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Stock exchange expected to enjoy growth in 2012: Minister (Feb 1)
Finance Minister Vuong Dinh Hue has expressed his belief that the stock market will enjoy growth in the year of the dragon. While opening the

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Unseasonably low CPI rise bodes well for year ahead (Feb 1)
The Consumer Price Index (CPI) increased by 1 percent in January against the previous month, the smallest growth for any January during the past 10

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