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Investment rate in Vietnamese hotel sector increases
Ho Chi Minh City is leading the country in the number of foreign travelers, amounting to 50% of the total to Vietnam. However, it lags behind other localities in the development of hotels.
The struggle in the US$2 billion bottled tea market
More than 80% of the market share for bottled tea, an industry valued at US$1.7 billion, belongs to three big players.
Vietnam enters global smarthome industry
The difference between made-in-Vietnam and foreign-made smarthome solutions is that the former can be controlled by demands in Vietnamese, regardless of whether the house owners speak with northern, central or southern accents.
Will 5 million jobs in Vietnam be lost in the 4.0 industrial revolution?
Tran Anh Tuan, deputy director of the HCMC Center for Human Resources Forecasting and Labor Market Information, cited an ILO report as saying that the risk of losing jobs has increased in the 4.0 industrial revolution era.
Real estate market warms up, contractors thrive
The construction industry is experiencing good days thanks to the warming up of the real estate market.
Experts divided on Vietnam’s real estate market
While some experts warn that a real estate bubble could occur in 2019, others believe there is no need to worry.
Many convenience stores shut down as market is too harsh
More foreign retailers have flocked to Vietnam as they believe the market is promising. But many retailers have had to leave because of stiff competition.
Farmers anxious about future yield of macadamia nut production
Central Highlands’ some years ago rushed to grow macadamia trees after hearing about huge profits the plant could bring, though they did not know if the plant could thrive in the local soil and climate conditions.
E-commerce sees big players join market
More money has been injected into the e-commerce market, while leading e-commerce firms have expanded.
How will Vietnam deal with a 10-year crisis cycle?
Vietnam will have solutions to restrict the effects of any future global economic downturn, according to General Statistics Office’s director Nguyen Bich Lam.