The participating publishers include Tre Publishing House, Nha Nam, Dinh Ti, Thai Ha Books, Saigon Books and Minh Long Books.

The book festival is held at the Ho Chi Minh City Book Street.

The festival will introduce new titles in various fields such as psychology, business, marketing, children’s books, comics, literature, history, culture, and science.

This is an opportunity for readers of all ages to buy books with a special discount.

“Xuyen Viet” Book Festival is also a chance for readers to join hands in the building of libraries for two schools in the central province of Quang Tri by donating their books.

The book festival was previously held in provinces and cities throughout the country such as Thua Thien Hue, Da Nang, and Phu Yen, and has helped to disseminate knowledge and enhance reading culture.

Association to present 30,000 books to mountainous children in 2024

The Vietnam Writers' Association (VWA) will present 30,000 books to children in mountainous and far-flung areas in 2024, according to VWA President Nguyen Quang Thieu.

Spring book street promises exciting activities during Tet

A Spring Book Street programme kicked off on February 5, creating a cultural space for book lovers in the upcoming New Year.

Top Party leader’s two books on 13th Congress resolution implementation published

The National Political Publishing House has released two books by General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong to help officials, Party members, and the public understand the Party chief’s leadership on the implementation of the 13th National Party Congress’s resolution.

Travel firms see surge in tour bookings by overseas Vietnamese for Tet

A sudden surge in the number of overseas Vietnamese booking tours and the recovery of international arrivals are among positive signs for the tourism industry this year.

First ever white book on women-owned SMEs in Vietnam launched

The Ministry of Planning and Investment (MPI) and the Asian Development Bank (ADB) on January 23 launched the first-ever study on women-owned small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Vietnam.

Source: NDO