Vietnam exports laborers to help youth get a good job and to improve the professional qualifications of Vietnamese workers. 

Peer to Peer Lending (P2P), under which lenders and borrowers connect via apps, has been developing rapidly in Vietnam.

The e-commerce community predicted that 2018 would be the year of fashion products in Vietnam, noting that busy office workers were buying more clothes from online shops.

Thai investors are expected to increase their presence in Vietnam through capital contribution and M&A deals, analysts say. This will pose a challenge for Vietnamese goods.

Some Vietnamese businesses are trying to make domestic brands better known internationally through franchise contracts. If they can find partners, they will be able to accomplish their goals more quickly.

The non-cash payment service market, a lucrative one in Vietnam, is mostly under control of foreign service providers.

Vietnam is among the countries with the highest selling price of cars in the world. 

Land fever in Phu Quoc, Long An, Nhon Trach and HCM City, a lack of houses for low income earners, and an oversupply of high-end apartments are the main features of today’s real estate market. 

By December 2017, Vietnam’s airlines had been operating over 160 airplanes of different kinds. The biggest fleet belongs to Vietnam Airlines with 86 aircraft, while Vietjet has 49 and Jetstar Pacific 19, according to Planespotter.

Blockchain technology is an important solution to trace the responsibilities of involved parties in the farm produce supply chain. However, the feasibility of the technology application in the immediate time is questionable.