Vietnam’s ride-hailing market is among the fastest-growing in Southeast Asia, driven by urbanization, digital transformation, and delivery app ecosystem

In recent years, the strategic partnership between Vietnam and Japan has expanded beyond traditional sectors into cutting-edge areas such as artificial intelligence (AI).

The majority of visitors are from within Vietnam, followed by Japan, while the latest access analysis shows a notable increase in AI visits.

Vietnam’s ride-hailing is one of Southeast Asia’s most dynamic sectors. With Bolt’s recent foray into the market, it is poised for greater competition.

With investment from global players and the government’s focus on promoting EdTech growth, Vietnam is becoming a promising destination for investors.

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.

Vietnam is set to strengthen its position in the high-tech sector by constructing a small-scale semiconductor chip manufacturing plant. This advanced facility will support the research, design, and production of domestic semiconductor chips

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.

Alongside e-commerce and ride-hailing services, Vietnam's food delivery market is one of the most dynamic in the region, attracting numerous major players. The demand for delivery services in Vietnam surged during the pandemic and continues to be an essential part of daily life, thanks to reasonable costs and convenience.

In the past few years, AI has been emerging as one hot topic with profound impacts on multiple socio-economic aspects. Not only providing new powerful tools for work and business, but AI has also brought in many predictions such as changing work structure or even replacing human labor.