The logistics industry in Vietnam is emerging as an attractive sector for foreign investors, offering opportunities for international businesses.

This article analyzes challenges in selecting a business location and proposes an approach to help businesses evaluate and make decisions effectively.

In a strategic move to position Vietnam as a global hub for high-tech innovation, the government has issued Decree No. 182/2024/NĐ-CP.

Recognizing the immense growth potential of Vietnam's meat industry and the market gap, Japanese corporation Sojitz, in partnership with Vinamilk's subsidiary Vilico, has launched the Vinabeef chilled beef processing plant in Tam Dao

Nestled in northern Vietnam, Lao Cai is poised to become a dynamic trade and connectivity hub under the government's ambitious framework.

Vietnam is emerging as a significant player in the global artificial intelligence (AI) ecosystem, with a notable example being NVIDIA’s recent investment in Vietnam.

Northern Vietnam has emerged as a hub for industrial development, leveraging its strategic location and robust infrastructure. In 2024, industrial real estate continues to be a cornerstone of the region’s economic growth, driven by increasing demand from manufacturing and logistics sectors. This trend is expected to accelerate further in 2025 and beyond.

Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC), and Da Nang stand as Vietnam’s most influential urban centers, each embodying unique strengths that shape the nation’s development.

Hai Phong, a key port city in northern Vietnam, has become an industrial powerhouse, attracting substantial domestic and foreign investments. As of 2023, this city has established 14 industrial parks covering approximately 6,000 ha.

Bac Ninh Province, located in the northern economic region of Vietnam, spans an area of approximately 822 km² and is home to over 1.5 million people. This small yet industrially significant province has experienced rapid development in the past decade.