Industry

Effective digital transformation will help Hanoi's tourism businesses flexibly adapt to market changes.

Out of the total 493 gas stations in the city, only 20 have been permitted to temporarily close for reparation.

The new service center in Hanoi is equipped with various technologies to minimize carbon emissions and maximize operational efficiencies.

Continued expansions in output and employment alongside muted price and supply pressures may help the sector remain in growth territory as the end of the year approaches.

Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) has become mainstream and is widely recognized as business critical in many countries, including Vietnam.

The increase in demand will be mainly on the main routes, especially the Ho Chi Minh-Hanoi one.

The city earned US$1.7 billion in January-October, up more than five times on-year.

Hanoi, Danang, Can Tho have contributed significantly to the increase in tourism revenue during the period.

Hanoi's digital economy aims to account for 30% of the regional gross domestic product by 2030, according to the Hanoi Digital Transformation to 2025 and Vision to 2030.

The international fair is held to take stock of five years of implementation of the key industrial product development program in Hanoi.

Themed "Energy Transformation - Sustainable Environment," the exhibition aims to facilitate business connections.

Vietnam's effective response to Covid-19 remains critical to economic recovery.

The basic wage for public staff would increase by 20.8% to VND1.8 million ($73.3) from July 1, 2023, along with a higher allowance for medical staff at grassroots levels.

Vietnamese businesses have equipped some levels of understanding and adoption through the regional platform that displays multiple sectors and markets.

Such high economic growth reflects the economy’s strong recovery after a difficult period in 2020-2021.

Partnership with Vietnam continues to be OECD’s priority in its overall cooperation program with Southeast Asia.

The authorities are expected to take a more active role in helping locals better understand their role and responsibility in every planning process, in order to end up contributing their share to the city’s development.

In the spirit of placing people at the center, OECD countries, including Australia, are interested in supporting Vietnam's development of human resources and vocational skills.

Hanoi-Ho Chi Minh City has moved up to be the second busiest domestic route in the world in October.

The GMS countries will expand connectivity in the tourism industry and promote the Mekong cooperation “Six countries, one destination”.