Ho Chi Minh City’s Metro Line 1 (Ben Thanh - Suoi Tien) will begin commercial operations on January 21, introducing ticketed fares and a revised schedule to meet Tet holiday travel needs.

To accommodate the significant travel demand during the Tet (Lunar New Year) holiday, airlines have announced an additional 586 flights, adding over 134,000 seats to their schedules from January 17 to February 12.

The Ministry of Transport has formed a dedicated task force to oversee the implementation of the North-South high-speed railway project, a key infrastructure initiative for Vietnam’s development.

Hanoi has officially launched three new electric bus routes, marking a significant step in the capital’s efforts to adopt green transportation and address traffic and environmental challenges.

As the Lunar New Year approaches, the Naval Region 4 Command delivers gifts and heartfelt sentiments to soldiers and residents on the Truong Sa Archipelago, celebrating Vietnam’s traditional Tet festival.

Vietnam’s 2025 weather patterns are expected to be highly unpredictable as La Niña remains active, affecting temperatures and precipitation.

By leveraging camera-based enforcement, Vietnam hopes to transform traffic safety behaviors and reduce road accidents in 2025.

During a Tet celebration program, a Hanoi student was given a surprise reunion with her mother, a peacekeeping physician in South Sudan, highlighting the sacrifices made by families of national heroes.

Residents of District 5, Ho Chi Minh City, are celebrating the revitalization of the Hang Bang Canal, which has turned a polluted waterway into a vibrant community space.

Vietnam's traffic police are undergoing a major transformation, moving from manual operations to advanced technology to restore traffic discipline under the new Traffic Safety Law and Decree 168.

Although the Lunar New Year (Tet) travel peak officially begins next week, Tan Son Nhat Airport is already bustling with passengers eager to start their Tet journeys.

With Tet (Lunar New Year) 2025 around the corner, meteorologists forecast contrasting weather across Vietnam: cold and damp in the North, while the South enjoys sunny, pleasant conditions.

In its first month of operation, the Ben Thanh - Suoi Tien Metro Line 1 encountered several technical and weather-related challenges, leading to emergency stops to ensure passenger safety.

The implementation of Decree 168 has brought discipline to Ho Chi Minh City’s traffic, but it has also unveiled new challenges, including severe congestion, signaling issues, and overburdened infrastructure.

Tan Son Nhat Airport is set to handle over 900,000 passengers and 6,100 flights during the Lunar New Year (Tet) 2025 season, reflecting a record-breaking surge in holiday travel.

Vietnam’s new traffic regulations impose fines of up to $125 for using ETC lanes with empty accounts, prompting calls for better enforcement and driver accountability.

On January 16, 10 defendants, including former minister Mai Tien Dung, were tried for their roles in a bribery and corruption case tied to land management violations.

Fifteen days into the implementation of Decree 168/2024, citizens across Vietnam have shown remarkable compliance with traffic laws, leading to a significant reduction in accidents.

As of mid-2024, Vietnam's population had exceeded 101.1 million. HCM City is the most populous area with more than 9 million people, nearly 30 times more populous than the least populous city.

For many workers in Ho Chi Minh City and Binh Duong Province, financial hardship has turned the dream of returning home for Lunar New Year (Tet) into an unattainable luxury.