The International Responsible Tourism Workshop (RTW) Ninh Binh 2026 officially opened on the morning of October 28 at Tam Chuc National Tourism Area, bringing together more than 70 Vietnamese and international delegates to explore ways to preserve heritage while promoting sustainable tourism development.
The addition of new offences would help codify the Party’s views on private-and state-sector economic development; a disciplined, safe and civilised society, balanced development and deeper global integration, while meeting national defence-security needs and the fight against crimes in the new situation.
Ninh Binh province’s Department of Construction reported on October 27 that a total of 494.3 billion VND in public investment capital was disbured for projects in the third quarter of 2026, equivalent to 47.34% of the allocated annual plan, with funding focused on transport infrastructure, social housing and urban development.
The biennial festival, jointly hosted by the Vietnam Buddhist Sangha (VBS), the provincial Buddhist Sangha and Tam Chuc Pagoda, returned to Vietnam for the third time, featuring traditional religious rituals and cultural performances from both countries.