Hanoi is entering a golden period for tourism growth, marked by increasing visitor numbers and improved travel experiences.

This deep dive into Hanoi’s notorious underworld reveals how two gang leaders controlled markets and manipulated justice.

Directive 20 lays the groundwork for Vietnam’s capital to go electric by mid-2026.

A major blood donation campaign in Hanoi is calling on the community to give the gift of life, aiming to collect at least 4,000 units of blood between July 18 and 27.

Hanoi will offer maximum support, targeting the right user groups, to ensure the most favorable conditions for residents within Ring Road 1 and those who frequently travel into the area.

A new directive banning gasoline motorbikes from Hanoi’s inner Ring Road 1 by July 2026 has sparked widespread public debate.

Hanoi’s proposed ban on gasoline motorbikes is boosting demand for electric alternatives and reshaping the market.

Polluted urban rivers like To Lich are set for revival using digital tracking and treated wastewater.

Capital city prepares for large-scale commemoration with full logistical support for domestic and international guests.

New government directive sets firm green targets for Vietnam's capital amid air pollution concerns.

The capital city of Hanoi recognises both potential and challenges in preserving its traditional craft villages, especially in the modern economy.

New multi-modal ticketing system to ease commuting in Hanoi and cut public transit costs.

Hanoi police have initiated legal proceedings against three cases involving the illegal slaughter and distribution of dead and diseased pigs to markets and eateries across the city.

Hanoi’s Cua Nam ward has become a pioneer in applying artificial intelligence (AI) to public administration by launching an AI-powered robot to assist residents with administrative procedures.

Hanoi’s tourism sector has introduced a range of new tourism products and programmes to boost demand and attract both domestic and international visitors head of the National Day holiday (September 2).

Hanoi to host torch relay, parade, and performances for Vietnam’s 80th National Day celebration.

The capital city will develop an underground metro system with eight major lines totaling over 320km, including two airport routes, aiming to ease congestion and modernize urban transit.

The city will install 14 LED screens on parade routes and 7 more at major gateways to ease crowding and boost community spirit for National Day celebrations.

At its 25th session, Hanoi’s legislative body approved leadership changes, including the addition of a major general to the city’s executive board.

Hanoi targets 600km of urban railway by 2045, including a new industrial zone