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Angelica Lopez just unleashed her Filipino vocal chakra at the Miss Grand International 2026!

Việt Nam has the abundant natural resources, including beaches, forests, mineral springs, mineral mud and a wide range of medicinal plants, backed by a long-lasting traditional medicine and the cultural identity of its ethnic communities. Together, they form the base for wellness tourism products that are both competitive and distinctly Vietnamese.

From traditional knowledge and craftsmanship, contemporary design draws inspiration from Vietnamese cultural identity and passes it on through the language of a new era. Linking knowledge, design, production, and markets can help turn cultural resources into sustainable economic value and create more creative design brands with a distinct Vietnamese identity.

When local people remain the custodians of their resources, tourism can become a reason for them to stay, maintain their livelihoods, and renew community value rather than replacing it.

The contest is part of Đà Nẵng's 2026 people-to-people diplomacy plan, giving foreigners and international students living, studying and working in Việt Nam a platform to practice Vietnamese and sharpen their academic language skills.

Bea Ocampo has been appointed as the Philippines" representative to Face of Beauty International 2026 following Olivia Grace Reilly"s decision to relinquish the title.

Ticket prices for the two-day One Zone Fest at the Araneta Coliseum have been announced.

Three Aeta siblings from Pamplona, Cagayan have received medical assistance after their unusual arm and hand conditions caught the attention of the team behind the Kinabukasan Project of the GMA Kapuso Foundation.

The Mid-Autumn Festival has long been an enduring cultural tradition in Việt Nam. Across the nation, localities stage festive celebrations for children. Beyond being a children's festival, it serves as a cherished occasion for family reunions and a reminder for communities to share responsibility in nurturing, educating, and providing children with the best conditions to learn, play, and thrive.

Working with two materials deeply rooted in Vietnamese life, ceramics and bamboo, the artists explore tradition can remain alive and in motion, taking on new forms and meaning in contemporary life.

Moving between paintings and sculptures, traditional materials and contemporary expressions, the exhibition looks beyond landscape as scenery, exploring it instead as a place shaped by memory, culture, emotion and human presence.