VOV.VN - Implementation of Politburo Resolution No. 26-dated August 22, 2026, on developing tourism into a key economic sector in the new era requires a comprehensive enhancement in quality, efficiency, and added value.

Ho Chi Minh City is expanding its development space, forming new growth poles and attracting investment into technology- and knowledge-intensive sectors.

VOV.VN - Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Van Thang on September 20 signed Resolution No. 280/NQ-CP of the Government, issuing an action plan to implement Politburo Resolution No. 10-NQ/TW on developing the foreign-invested economic sector.

Vietnam and the Republic of Korea (RoK) have agreed to expand cooperation in key minerals, energy security, industrial technology and other promising sectors, with the RoK set to support Vietnam in building its first underground oil storage facility.

VOV.VN - The state and private economic sectors are not opposing forces, but complementary pillars within a unified development ecosystem.

Building an integrated and standardised database has become essential to developing a smart tourism ecosystem and supporting Vietnam's goal of making tourism a key economic sector, according to insiders.

The tourism sector will implement a series of key tasks and solutions in the last six months of 2026 to realise the goal of making tourism a leading economic industry in the new development era.

One year after the implementation of Resolution 68 on private economic development, the outcome can be summed up as a stable beginning and a powerful breakthrough. Its revolutionary nature lies in redefining the private sector from a supplementary component of the economy into a key driving force.

Lao Cai is consolidating its position as one of Vietnam’s leading tourist destinations as authorities are accelerating investment in infrastructure and tourism facilities to turn tourism into a spearhead economic sector of the northern mountainous province.

The private economic sector is entering a crucial window of opportunity as development policies become clearer, reform efforts more decisive, and the sector increasingly positioned at the centre of national growth strategies.