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Vietnam to Become World's 20th Biggest Economy in 2050: Report

Vietnam

Vietnam to Become World's 20th Biggest Economy in 2050: Report

According to a new report, Vietnam could become the 20 th largest economy in the world by 2050.

SaigoneerFeb 7, 2017
Flappy Bird Creator Teams up With Japanese Firm to Release Ninja-Themed Mobile Game

Tech

Flappy Bird Creator Teams up With Japanese Firm to Release Ninja-Themed Mobile Game

Last week, Flappy Bird creator Nguyen Ha Dong and Japanese firm OBOKAIDEM Games introduced a new, yet familiar, eight-bit game, Ninja Spinki Challenges , to mobile users around the globe.

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Feb 7, 2017
[Photos] Local Architects Weave Functional Design Element Through Saigon Tube House

Architecture

[Photos] Local Architects Weave Functional Design Element Through Saigon Tube House

Sometimes all it takes to spruce up a home is just one design element.

SaigoneerFeb 7, 2017
[Video] Meet Lisha, Cambodia’s Badass Female Rapper

Music & Arts

[Video] Meet Lisha, Cambodia’s Badass Female Rapper

While Suboi is making headlines around the world as Vietnam’s “ Queen of Hip-Hop ”, Cambodia has a badass female rapper of its own representing our neighbor to the west.

SaigoneerFeb 7, 2017
[Video] Hop on Saigon's Shiny New Electric Bus

Saigon

[Video] Hop on Saigon's Shiny New Electric Bus

Tourists in Saigon are now able to enjoy the city’s scenery on four eco-friendly electric buses.

SaigoneerFeb 7, 2017
Phong Nha’s Top Caving Tour Company May Cancel 2 Routes After Unexpected Fee Increase

Travel

Phong Nha’s Top Caving Tour Company May Cancel 2 Routes After Unexpected Fee Increase

Oxalis, Phong Nha’s leading cave tour operator, has announced it may stop running excursions to both Nuoc Nut and Va grottos in Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park due to an unexpected management fee increase in 2017.

SaigoneerFeb 6, 2017
Facebook Is Vietnam's Favorite Way to Shop: Surveys

Tech

Facebook Is Vietnam's Favorite Way to Shop: Surveys

While Vietnam’s goal of becoming a cashless society by 2020 seems like a lofty one to say the least, some Vietnamese are well on their way toward embracing technology for shopping, according to three recent surveys.

SaigoneerFeb 6, 2017
Hanoi's New Code of Conduct Would Publicly Shame Those Who Misbehave

Vietnam

Hanoi's New Code of Conduct Would Publicly Shame Those Who Misbehave

After unveiling a new code of etiquette for civil servants last December, Hanoi is drafting another code for its residents and visitors in hopes of rebranding the capital as a “civilized and polite” destination.

SaigoneerFeb 6, 2017
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Japan to Make 2020 Olympics Medals From Recycled Phones

Asia

Japan to Make 2020 Olympics Medals From Recycled Phones

When athletes stand atop their podiums at the Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympic Games, their sparkling gold, silver and bronze medals will all share a special ingredient – recycled mobile phones.

SaigoneerFeb 6, 2017
[Photos] Saigon Xua: A Touch of Hat Tuong in the Land of Cinemas

Heritage

[Photos] Saigon Xua: A Touch of Hat Tuong in the Land of Cinemas

There’s no doubt that Vietnamese in the past were avid patrons of the arts.

SaigoneerFeb 6, 2017
Weekend News Roundup: Vietnam Welcomes First E-Visa Visitor

Vietnam

Weekend News Roundup: Vietnam Welcomes First E-Visa Visitor

Stay connected with Saigoneer on Twitter and Instagram and like us on Facebook . Vietnam welcomes first e-visa visitor [Tuoi Tre] Binh Thuan okays floating power plant [DTI]

SaigoneerFeb 6, 2017
[Photos] Lam Dong’s Japanese-Inspired Temple Trashed by Tet Visitors

Vietnam

[Photos] Lam Dong’s Japanese-Inspired Temple Trashed by Tet Visitors

One of Vietnam’s most remote temples has fallen victim to severe vandalism by thoughtless tourists.

SaigoneerFeb 5, 2017
Vietnam to Become Cashless Society by 2020

Vietnam

Vietnam to Become Cashless Society by 2020

Vietnam's Deputy Prime Minister Vuong Dinh Hue recently greenlit an ambitious policy that encourages Vietnamese to drop cash in favor of electronic payment methods.

SaigoneerFeb 5, 2017
Prickly History: The Fruit That Tastes Like Heaven and Smells Like Hell

Food Culture

Prickly History: The Fruit That Tastes Like Heaven and Smells Like Hell

Despite its regal title — “the king of fruit” — durian’s taste and distinctive smell have long been a divisive topic among foodies the world over. Originally from the island of Borneo, through time, durian has gradually made most of Southeast Asia its home, from the streets of Thailand to family plantations in Vietnam’s Mekong Delta. Each of the region’s countries has its own tale, rooted in deep local folklore and history, of how the prickly fruit came to be. In Vietnam’s rendition, durian has a surprisingly romantic beginning as proof of a love that stood the test of time.

Khoi PhamFeb 4, 2017
[Photos/Video] This Vietnamese Artist Makes Delicate Artwork From Dandelions

Music & Arts

[Photos/Video] This Vietnamese Artist Makes Delicate Artwork From Dandelions

Botanical artist Duy Anh Nhan Duc picked a rare medium to express his emotions while honoring for the plant kingdom: dandelions.

SaigoneerFeb 4, 2017
#WeAreSaigoneer: Instagram Shots of the Week

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#WeAreSaigoneer: Instagram Shots of the Week

During the week-long holiday, our readers were really working their cameras. Here are six of our #wearesaigoneer favorites:

SaigoneerFeb 3, 2017
Saigoneer's Weekend Event Picks

Arts & Culture

Saigoneer's Weekend Event Picks

Looking for something to do this weekend? Check out our favorite events happening around Saigon.

SaigoneerFeb 3, 2017
[Photos] Verdant Waterfalls Grace Facade of Vo Trong Nghia Hoi An Hotel

Architecture

[Photos] Verdant Waterfalls Grace Facade of Vo Trong Nghia Hoi An Hotel

Located in Hoi An’s Old Town, the Atlas Hotel Hoian is the latest hospitality project from Vietnam’s notable firm Vo Trong Nghia Architects .

SaigoneerFeb 3, 2017
Taiwan Ranks 1st, Vietnam Moves Up 4 Spots in Expat Quality of Life Survey

Society

Taiwan Ranks 1st, Vietnam Moves Up 4 Spots in Expat Quality of Life Survey

It’s no secret that Saigoneer has been crushing on Taiwan for quite a while, from its futuristic tech parks to sprawling fish markets . Our love for the island nation was affirmed by a recent survey that ranked the country first place for quality of life.

SaigoneerFeb 3, 2017
[Photos] A Rare Sight of Saigon's Serene Side

Society

[Photos] A Rare Sight of Saigon's Serene Side

Loving Saigon is not difficult: the city is home to some of the country’s most amazing people , culinary creations and rich history . However, because the southern metropolis is such a welcoming place, it’s getting more and more crowded. Therefore, it’s extremely rare to see empty Saigon streets during the day, a phenomenom which was been perfectly captured in photographer Minh Hoa’s Tet photo album.

SaigoneerFeb 2, 2017
Year of the Rooster Roundup: Drinking Up, Crime Down During Tet

Vietnam

Year of the Rooster Roundup: Drinking Up, Crime Down During Tet

Apart from a slew of meaningful traditions such as hosting reunions and visiting family graves, Lunar New Year is also an occasion for ugly habits to resurface, such as drunk-driving, fighting and looting.

SaigoneerFeb 2, 2017
[Photos] From Fishing Village to Metropolis: Tracking the Evolution of Tokyo

Asia

[Photos] From Fishing Village to Metropolis: Tracking the Evolution of Tokyo

The following images – dating from 12 th century to the 1950s – show the evolution of Tokyo, which means Eastern Capital, from a provincial center to major city, particularly following Emperor Meiji’s formal establishment of the city in 1869.

SaigoneerFeb 2, 2017
Vietnam Launches Electronic Visa Program for 40 Nationalities

Travel

Vietnam Launches Electronic Visa Program for 40 Nationalities

Starting this February, citizens from select countries will be able to apply for their Vietnam visas via an online portal.

SaigoneerFeb 2, 2017
Morning News Roundup: Vietnam’s Notorious Internet Cable AAG Finally Back Up to Full Speed

Vietnam

Morning News Roundup: Vietnam’s Notorious Internet Cable AAG Finally Back Up to Full Speed

Stay connected with Saigoneer on Twitter and Instagram and like us on Facebook . Vietnam’s notorious internet cable AAG finally back up to full speed [VnExpress] Pilgrims cram Huong Pagoda in Hanoi ahead of famous Buddhist festival [Tuoi Tre]

SaigoneerFeb 2, 2017
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