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The association between classical music and grand theaters is deeply rooted in the historical development of both art forms. Theaters such as the Vienna State Opera, La Scala in Milan, and the Royal Albert Hall in London, or the Hanoi Opera House have become iconic settings for performances of symphonies, operas, and other classical works. In Vietnam, the appreciation of classical music has taken a unique twist – far from the conventional setting, individuals indulge in the timeless melodies while leisurely sipping a cup of tea. This experience artfully unfolds within a special project called “Schubert in a Mug” which began three years ago. The beautiful “Two Pieces for Violin and Piano” by French composer Lili Boulanger opened the intimate and cozy 30th session of Schubert in a Mug which was founded by soloist, as well as chamber and orchestra musician Phan Do Phuc. Phuc has been appointed principal cellist of many reputable orchestras such as the Napa Valley Festival Orchestr...

HSBC commissioned an online survey of 3,509 businesses in China, India, the UK, France, Germany, the US, Australia, Hong Kong (China), and GCC countries (United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Qatar, Oman and Kuwait). Photo: VNA According to a recent survey conducted by HSBC, there continues to be a strong interest in Vietnam as an attractive destination for foreign businesses. Vietnam has showcased rapid economic growth and demonstrated resilience during and after the Covid-19 pandemic, making it one of the top performers in the ASEAN region. Vietnam’s strong economic resilience, skilled workforce, competitive cost structures, and fast-growing middle class make it an appealing market for international companies. With the country’s projected growth and rise in consumer prosperity, Vietnam is expected to become the 10th largest consumer market in the world by 2030. Various international businesses see Vietnam’s growing consumer market as an opportunity, with 27% highlighting...