Ready for Miss Vietnam 2026 grand finale in Hai Phong
Preparations for Miss Vietnam 2026 grand finale are being fast-tracked at Danh Vong Square in Dragon Ocean Do Son International Tourist Area, Hai Phong.

Proactive preparations for a major event
In preparation for the decisive night of Miss Vietnam 2026 beauty pageant, the organizing committee has worked closely with Hai Phong authorities to complete every aspect of the event, from stage design and artistic programming to technical arrangements, security and audience services.
The grand finale is expected to welcome nearly 7,000 direct spectators. A plan to issue approximately 6,756 tickets through the official online ticketing platform, LaSoong, has been implemented, with four ticket categories: Standard, Premium, VIP and VVIP, priced from VND 1 million to VND 10 million.
To make the event more accessible to the public, the organizing committee is offering a 30% discount on ticket prices to students and Hai Phong residents, along with accommodation packages. Given the large scale of the outdoor event, relevant departments and agencies in the port city have carefully prepared plans for traffic management, medical services, safety, lighting and sound systems.

Training and professional preparation for the contestants have also been completed. Following the preliminary round on October 10, the jury selected 25 outstanding contestants to advance to the grand finale.
In Hai Phong, the contestants have completed a diverse series of field activities, including offering incense at K15 wharf of unnamed ships; learning about the Con Son – Kiep Bac heritage site and Chu Dau pottery village; visiting the Hai Phong Center for the Care of People with Meritorious Service and the SOS Children's Village; and planting mangrove forests in Do Son. These activities provided the organizing committee with a basis for comprehensively assessing the contestants' personal growth before they take to the main stage.
High hopes for a memorable occasion
Speaking at a press conference announcing the content of the grand finale, journalist Phung Cong Suong, Editor-in-Chief of Tien Phong Newspaper and Head of the Organizing Committee, emphasized: “The beauty journey will continue in Hai Phong, a young, dynamic city rich in historical and cultural traditions. We hope the grand finale will be not only an event celebrating beauty but also a gathering of diverse cultural colors, young talents and beautiful aspirations.”

Inspired by the image of a lotus flower welcoming the rising sun, the crown symbolizes purity and faith in the future, while the scepter highlights strength of character and a spirit of service. The crown represents more than a title or personal glory; it also carries social responsibilities. The winner is expected to use her influence to carry out meaningful community projects, uphold a positive public image and promote humanitarian values throughout her reign.
For Hai Phong, the grand finale presents an important opportunity to promote the city's image as a dynamic coastal urban center with a rich history, vibrant cultural heritage and hospitable people. The city's partnership with the competition will help honor traditional cultural values while affirming Hai Phong's capacity to host major national-level artistic and cultural events.
The 25 contestants will enter the final stage of the competition at Danh Vong Square on the evening of November 7 to determine who will be crowned Miss Vietnam 2026. The grand finale is expected to bring the memorable journey to a close while opening a new chapter in which beauty goes hand in hand with knowledge, strength of character and a commitment to contributing to the community.
THU HUONG