Hoi An ancient town has been listed in the top 10 towns that offer a true taste of local culture and history for travelers. Canadian publication The Travel has listed 10 locations for travelers who ...

Vietnam's UNESCO-listed ancient town is being spotlighted as one of Asia's most compelling places to celebrate Lunar New Year ...

Set on the banks of the Thu Bon River in central Vietnam, Hoi An is easily one of the most beautiful towns in Southeast Asia. The action revolves around the atmospheric Old Town – a colonial-era trade ...

Nguyen Van Son, chairman of Hoi An City, reflects on tourism growth, heritage preservation and losing its coastline to resorts. More than 25 years after being recognized as a UNESCO world cultural ...

Tourists are returning to Vietnam's ancient town of Hoi An as residents clean up mud and debris to reopen the UNESCO-listed site following floods that devastated the central region and killed at least ...

Hoi An is approximately 30 kilometers south of Vietnam’s fifth biggest city, Da Nang. The city is home to a bridge commonly referred to as the “Japanese Bridge.” The famous landmark, with its ...

HOI AN, Vietnam – Scenic Hoi An has been a major trading center for centuries, a place where merchants from across the globe gathered to exchange goods and establish roots. It’s a trading center still ...

Set along the Thu Bon River, Hoi An captivates travelers with its lantern-lit streets and well-preserved ancient town. This UNESCO World Heritage site blends Chinese, Japanese, and European ...

A foreign journalist revisiting Hoi An after 30 years shares rare photos and unforgettable memories of a simpler, quieter era before the UNESCO-listed town became a top global destination. The South ...

Heavy rains have caused major flooding in central Vietnam, with rivers swelling and submerging homes, farmland and tourist destinations including the historic cities of Hue and Hoi An. Rainfall in the ...

Not "The" Hoi Polloi. "Hoi Polloi" in Ancient Greek means, in essence, "the people" - thus "polity", "politics" and "politician". Its usage has now acquired a somewhat snobbish sense of "the unwashed ...