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About 70 Vietnamese expatriates participated in the week-long camp. According to the President of the Vietnamese Association in the Czech Republic Nguyen Duy Nhien, this is a meaningful activity to connect the second and third generations of Vietnamese with their community. “Thanks to the guidance, and care of the monks and nuns of the Mai village, this is the 10 continuous years the camp was held for the young Vietnamese generation in the Czech Republic. There is also the support from Vietnamese Association in Europe and the Vietnamese Women’s Union in the Czech Republic… The summer camp helped connect and cultivate the spiritual values ​​of the families and of Vietnam for the younger generation of expatriates,” said Nhien. There were about 70 Vietnamese expatriates who participated in the week-long camp (Photo: TD). This is also the opportunity for young Vietnamese living aboard to improve their Vietnamese language skills by participating in diverse programs of lesson...

Screening of the movie will take place up to April 28. The romance movie boasts high positions in many Southeast Asian film charts including making the Top 3 in the Philippines, the Top 4 in Singapore, the Top 5 in Indonesia, the Top 6 in Malaysia, and the Top 8 in Thailand. “A Tourist’s Guide to Love” represents the first international production to film in the nation since the start of the global COVID-19 pandemic and involves over 200 local crew members and vendors. It tells the story of a travel executive who experiences an unexpected break-up and decides to accept an assignment to go undercover to learn about the tourist industry in Vietnam. Along the way, she finds both adventure and romance with her Vietnamese expat tour guide when they decide to hijack the tour bus to explore life and love off the beaten path. The movie was shot across five iconic destinations in the nation and showcases the country’s beautiful locations to global audiences who are treated to...