Representatives of Quang Ninh Media Group in Vietnam met with China's Guangxi Daily Media Group on Tuesday to discuss expanding cooperation in digital journalism, artificial intelligence and tourism promotion.
The Vietnamese delegation was led by Do Ngoc Ha, Deputy Director of Quang Ninh Media Group. It also included executives and journalists from Hai Phong Newspaper, Radio and Television, Tuoi Tre newspaper and VnExpress.
During the talks, the two sides discussed developments in the media industry, digital transformation and the growing shift toward publishing content across multiple platforms.
They shared experiences in modernizing news production and distribution, as well as using artificial intelligence and big data in journalism.
The discussions also focused on ways to promote the cultural and tourism attractions of Quang Ninh and Guangxi as part of the Vietnam-China Tourism Cooperation Year 2026-2027.
Both organizations welcomed the progress made in their partnership, which has included news sharing, support for interviews, journalist exchanges and professional activities.
Building on that cooperation, Quang Ninh Media Group proposed expanding the exchange and publication of news about the two regions on their respective websites.
It also suggested jointly producing and sharing short videos featuring local culture, tourism and cuisine for distribution on digital platforms.
Liu Kun, editor-in-chief of Guangxi Daily, discussed opportunities for further cooperation between the two media organizations.
The two sides agreed to continue arranging reporting opportunities for journalists at major cultural and tourism events, including Ha Long Carnival in Vietnam and the China-ASEAN Expo in Guangxi.
They also plan to maintain staff exchanges and organize training sessions on the use of AI in news production to help journalists strengthen their professional skills.
Another priority is developing multimedia reports, special features and short videos designed for audiences who increasingly get their news through digital platforms.
The initiative is expected to improve the Quang Ninh-Guangxi news section, reach wider audiences and increase the visibility of both regions.
During their visit, the Vietnamese delegation toured Guangxi Daily's facilities, learned about its operations and received a briefing on the digital platforms used by its International Communication Center.
Representatives of both organizations expressed interest in building a more practical and effective partnership.
They said stronger media cooperation could help promote tourism, encourage exchanges between residents of the two regions and strengthen ties between Vietnam and China.
The discussions followed commitments made at the 2026 Spring Meeting between Communist Party leaders from Vietnamese border provinces and cities and China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region.
The cooperation also supports activities planned for the Vietnam-China Tourism Cooperation Year 2026-2027.
Quang Ninh Media Group is a multimedia news organization based in Quang Ninh, Vietnam. Bringing together print, online, radio and television journalism, it provides news and information on local developments, economic growth, culture, tourism and community life. The organization is expanding its digital platforms, adopting new technologies and strengthening international media partnerships to bring stories from Quang Ninh to audiences in Vietnam and around the world.
Guangxi Daily is a major news organization based in Nanning, the capital of China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. It covers regional news, economic development, culture and international affairs through print and digital platforms. Through Guangxi Daily Media Group, the organization is expanding multimedia journalism, adopting new technologies and strengthening international media cooperation, particularly with Southeast Asian countries, including Vietnam.
