Second-hand products becoming more popular in Vietnam
The consumption habits of Vietnamese people are changing after the Covid-19 pandemic, with many using second-hand products to save money and promote sustainability.
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New wonder of the world?
About 800 ceramic and glass hina dolls, usually displayed in homes for the March 3 Doll Festival for girls, are displayed on the tiers of pyramid.
Vintage cars bring joy on the roads in Kolkata
People travel to the rally for years from all around the world.
Now’s Your Time to Shine: Men Compete for Shiniest Bald Head
Founded by a group of enthusiasts, the Koto-kai (shining heads organisation) has held this annual event since 1991, as a New Year’s tradition.
Fashion designers embrace metaverse
Digital fashion is gaining in popularity with the tech-savvy younger generation, who live more and more of their social lives online.
Sprucing up luxury goods
There is a surge in demand for shoe and bag care services in the run-up to Tet every year in Vietnam.
Excitement and reflection in Vietnam as the Lunar New Year approaches
As a Lunar New Year approaches, residents are rushing to prepare for the biggest holiday of the year, an occasion for family and friends to meet up.
Why Vietnam is celebrating the Year of the Cat, not the Rabbit
There are a host of theories to explain why the Vietnamese plumped for the cat.
Vendors excited to welcome customers back for Chinese New Year
With the Covid-19 pandemic on the wane, the merchants have been experiencing a boost in Chinese New Year sales this year.
Anthony Bourdain had the idea, but how did KF Seetoh’s Singapore food centre in New York turn out?
What separates Urban Hawker from all the other food halls in New York is that it puts the cooks front and centre.