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Russian pharmaceuticals, service products, high-tech and digital solutions, and production machinery and equipment also see great potential in the Vietnamese market.

Exports continued to serve as the main pillar of growth, while Việt Nam further consolidated its position as a global manufacturing hub.

Rising farm export revenues mask growing raw material shortages that threaten Việt Nam’s long-term agricultural competitiveness.

Fifty-seven enterprises across the northern industrial hub have arranged production throughout the Lunar New Year holiday to maintain supply chains, meet export orders and sustain growth momentum in 2026.

Nine Vietnamese companies have secured places in TIME’s Asia–Pacific’s 500 Best Companies list, highlighting the country’s growing corporate presence in the regional economy.

From October 2026, the carrier will operate a long-haul direct Tel Aviv – Hà Nội service with three round trips per week.

Vietnamese products have secured strong footholds in distribution and retail networks across numerous Chinese cities and provinces, where they enjoy growing consumer favour.

The strategic shift, prompted by difficult export conditions and increasing trade defence measures, aims to capitalise on previously overlooked growth segments within the domestic market.

As the Lunar New Year approaches, online shopping demand in HCM City is surging, bringing with it heightened risks of trade fraud, counterfeit goods and substandard products circulating on digital platforms.

Tour prices for the upcoming Tết holiday are generally 5 per cent to 15 per cent higher than a year earlier, depending on destination and departure date, according to several travel agencies.