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The International Exhibition on Consumer Electronics and Home Appliances Expo (IEAE) is an impressive event, with an exhibition area spanning over 10,000 square meters and attracting more than 350 enterprises from China and Vietnam. IEAE 2025 showcases an extensive range of consumer electronics and small household appliances, offering something for everyone. IEAE 2025: A Showcase of Innovative and Cost-Effective Products Consumer Electronics: IEAE presents a diverse array of smart devices, including audio-visual products such as smart speakers, wireless headphones, and livestreaming gear. It also features smart wearable technology like watches and glasses, as well as phone and tablet accessories, and mobile car electronics. This exhibition keeps visitors up-to-date with the latest trends and innovations. Home Appliances: The smart home appliance industry has seen remarkable advancements, and IEAE exhibits a range of impressive products. From smart kitchen appliances like ovens an...

Vietnam and China Resume Cross-Border Train Services from May 25th. Starting from May 25th, two trains, MR1 and MR2, will resume daily operations between Hanoi’s Gia Lam station and China’s Nanning station, offering a convenient travel option for passengers. Train MR1 will depart from Gia Lam at 9:20 pm, arriving in Nanning at 10:06 am the following day. Meanwhile, train MR2 will leave Nanning at 6:05 pm and reach Gia Lam at 5:30 am on the next day, providing a comfortable and efficient journey. Passengers can complete their immigration procedures at the respective border stations: Dong Dang – Lang Son in Vietnam and Pingxiang – Guangxi in China. Furthermore, starting from May 27th, direct trains will be operated between Gia Lam Station in Hanoi and Beijing Station in China, offering an even more extensive travel network. Ticket prices for the Hanoi-Nanning route are set at approximately VND 1 million one way, while the Hanoi-Beijing route costs around VND 9.37 million. ...

THE HANOI CHARMER — Hanoi, a city of enchanting contrasts, has been ranked 9th globally and tops in Asia for its exceptional cultural and artistic offerings in Time Out’s “The World’s Best Cities for Culture Now” feature. Hanoi: Where Old Meets New The timeless beauty of Duong Lam Village, Son Tay Town, Hanoi. Photo: Alina May Based on the ratings of 18,500 people who assessed the cultural scenes in their hometowns, Hanoi emerged as a standout cultural hub. The evaluation criteria included the quality and affordability of cultural experiences, with only the highest-scoring cities making the final cut. The result? A vibrant list of 20 global cities, including Hanoi, where art, music, and heritage thrive and are accessible to all. Time Out captures the essence of Hanoi, describing it as a city where “the past whispers to the present.” In the bustling Old Quarter, one can discover intimate traditional music performances featuring the dan day and dan nguyet . Just a stone’s thr...

“Vietnam’s Domestic Tourism Enters a New Era of Sophisticated Experiences” The beauty of Vietnam’s natural reserves is attracting travelers seeking immersive, curated getaways. Vietnam’s domestic tourism is witnessing a remarkable transformation, with travelers seeking immersive, curated experiences that go beyond traditional vacations. This new era is characterized by charter flights to Phu Quoc, ecolodges in misty Ta Xua, and resorts designed by renowned architect Bill Bensley, blending storytelling with luxury. The Huong River cruises offer an immersive travel experience, enhancing the journey and creating a deeper connection between travelers and their destinations. As my friend laughed about her surreal experience in Tam Dao, it became clear that Vietnam’s tourism industry is offering escapes that feel worlds away. Minh Tran, a Hanoi-based designer, opted for a cloud-hunting adventure in Ta Xua, a natural reserve between Yen Bai and Son La provinces. She and her friends foun...

The National Assembly’s recent adoption of Resolution 198/2025/QH15 marks a pivotal moment for Vietnam’s private sector and innovative enterprises, opening doors to a world of opportunities and growth. Resolution 198/2025/QH15 signifies a significant shift in the government’s approach towards the private sector, reflecting a more progressive and supportive mindset. This Resolution is more than just a financial incentive package; it’s a testament to the State’s dedication to creating a conducive and transparent business environment. With a range of tax breaks, fee reductions, and support for science and technology development, the Resolution lays the foundation for sustainable growth and Vietnam’s deeper integration into the global economy. The private sector, once considered a supplementary element, is now recognized as a vital pillar of Vietnam’s market economy. To materialize this vision, tax policies have been strategically employed as a catalyst for relief, accumulatio...

In the ethereal mist that graces the mountainside, nestled within the remote villages of northwestern Vietnam, lie unique products that encapsulate the flavors of the land and sky. But more importantly, they embody the resilience and aspirations of the ethnic minorities who call this region home. To bring these cultural treasures to the forefront, we need visionary individuals with bold ambitions and a deep respect for cultural identity. Vietnam Economic News reporter had the privilege of interviewing Nguyen Thi Thanh Huong, Director of Long Dat General Processing and Trading Cooperative in Yen Bai Province. Nguyen Thi Thanh Huong shared her insights on their cooperative’s journey to develop distinctive brands and enhance the value of ethnic and highland products. Nguyen Thi Thanh Huong, Director of Long Dat General Processing and Trading Cooperative, Yen Bai Province Awakening Cultural Identity to Forge Sustainable Brands What has been your primary concern in building br...

Untapped Treasures of Yen Bai Province: Embracing Challenges for Broader Horizons In Vietnam’s dynamic journey of international integration and development, local specialties are carving their niche in both domestic and global markets. Among these, Yen Bai Province’s ethnic products stand out for their unique cultural heritage and potential for greater recognition. However, challenges abound. Market access, competitiveness, and brand development remain significant hurdles for these highland treasures. Understanding the urgency, the Ministry of Industry and Trade has intensified trade promotion initiatives to open doors of opportunity for these products. Yen Bai Province, nestled in Vietnam’s northern midland and mountainous region, boasts breathtaking landscapes and a wealth of culturally rich specialties. From Suoi Giang Shan Tuyet tea to Tu Le sticky rice, Bat Do bamboo shoots, Van Yen cinnamon essential oil, and beyond—each product tells a story of nature’s bounty and local prid...

Prime Minister Chinh commended the collaborative efforts of government ministries, Hanoi authorities, and Vingroup during his visit. In just over eight months since its commencement, the massive and modern complex, designed to international standards, is well on its way to completion as initially planned. Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh and Deputy Prime Minister Mai Van Chinh review the construction progress of the National Exhibition and Fair Center, Dong Anh district, Hanoi. Photo: VGP/Nhat Bac The Prime Minister urged an accelerated construction timeline to ensure the project’s timely completion. He emphasized its significance as the primary venue for the upcoming national exhibition, celebrating Vietnam’s socio-economic achievements on the momentous occasions of the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution (August 19, 1945) and National Day (September 2, 1945). Located in the historic Co Loa area, the center is envisioned to become an iconic symbol of Hanoi and Vietnam...