Viet Nam’s total retail sales of goods and consumer service revenue are expected to increase by 14–15 percent annually during the 2026–2030 period, reaching approximately VND 13,500–14,000 trillion (US$525-542.6 billion) by 2030.
The Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) will help Shattuck-St. Mary’s Vietnam International School connect with the business community to explore cooperation in organizing youth golf and pickleball tournaments and developing scholarship programs for talented students.
Education New Zealand (ENZ) has provided details of 2027 scholarships offered by all eight New Zealand public universities, alongside enhanced support measures that enable Vietnamese students to apply early using their Grade 12 results. Students will also have the opportunity to experience close to 50 New Zealand-style online masterclasses delivered by university academics and lecturers, with participation available for students as early as Grade 10.
Viet Nam’s total retail sales of goods and consumer service revenue are expected to increase by 14–15 percent annually during the 2026–2030 period, reaching approximately VND 13,500–14,000 trillion (US$525-542.6 billion) by 2030.
Viet Nam’s total merchandise trade was estimated at US$1,010.6 billion during January-October, up 32.3 percent year-on-year, according to the Ministry of Industry and Trade.
LS Eco Energy, a subsidiary of South Korean cable and energy giant LS Cable & System, will produce ultra capacitors (UC) for AI data centers in Viet Nam.
Hoiana Shores Golf Club has been selected to host the 18th Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship (AAC), taking place from 28 to 31 October 2027. This marks the first time the Championship will be held in Vietnam, representing a significant milestone for Hoiana Shores and Vietnamese golf on the international stage.
Travel information website Lonely Planet ranked Viet Nam fourth among 15 biggest travel destinations for fall 2026, citing its diverse landscapes, distinctive culture and wide range of experiences, from bustling cities to tranquil rural villages.
In the first eight months of 2026, Phu Tho’s total state budget revenue reached VND41.6 trillion (US$1.60 billion), up 12.8% year on year. Notably, domestic revenue reached VND37.4 trillion (US$1.44 billion), up 17.5%, with the foreign-invested and non-state industrial and commercial sectors continuing to post strong growth.
