Economy

The Australian insurtech startup made inroads into Vietnam's agricultural insurance sector, aiming to insure farmers against Southeast Asia's volatile weather.

The most effective competitive advantage for Vietnam's economy is creating a favorable business investment environment free of legal barriers.

This year's Vietnam Security Summit is expected to be a forum for issues related to information security.

The visitors to the city accounted for 45% of the given target of 22 million for 2023.

The Southeast Asian country holds tremendous potential to be a global trading hub.

Building high-tech agricultural models, integrating production chains, connecting regions, and establishing processing facilities for export are all necessary for agricultural production in Hanoi.

Fruit and vegetable processors are urged to adopt advanced technologies to improve export value.

Lowering bank rates helps businesses and individuals access credit, stimulating the economy.

The local authorities have pledged to continue to promote and develop tourism, encouraging locals to invest in the sector and create more quality products and services for tourists.

The suggested solutions, if implemented, would greatly help to achieve this objective.

In line with the direction of sustainable development and meeting international requirements for circular economy, the regional linkage strategy between Ho Chi Minh City and other provinces and cities aims at green exports.

Businesses expressed concerns about the shortage of orders, difficulties in obtaining credit, red tape, and the possibility of being prosecuted for economic offenses.

Hospitality properties have long been considered a lucrative and long-term profitable investment for real estate investors operating in Vietnam.

New tourist destinations on the outskirts of Hanoi's Son Tay Town will offer visitors a unique and authentic experience, allowing them to connect with nature and local life.

With the VAT cut to 8% in the second half of this year, the government estimates a revenue loss of VND24 trillion (US$1 billion).