Hanoi, Saigon and Da Nang have improved their rankings in a listing of top 100 city destinations for international tourists.

The policy on allowing foreigners to own houses associated with land in Vietnam has been studied and considered very carefully.

The famous downtown train street in Hanoi, closed last month on safety concerns, has made Fodor's 2020 Travel "No List".

Most companies did not achieved the growth target for the January – September period.

Vietnam is getting into a position where investment and manufacturing are becoming much easier to establish, said a Maersk executive.

Leading Singapore-based boutique grocery and butcher brand Ryan’s Grocery officially inaugurated on December 7 its first organic food store in Vietnam at 200 Pasteur, Ward 6, District 3.

On December 10, Minister of Construction Pham Hong Ha received Mr. Benoit Bosquets, Director of Sustainable Development of East Asia, Pacific region of the WB and Mr. Ousmane Dione, WB General Director in Vietnam.

Chairman Yanai calls country 'land of promise' as sales and manufacturing hubs.

The transport ministry is seeking to advance the construction of four expressways, including two in the Mekong Delta.

Vietnam is considering a VND4.5 trillion ($194.5 million) expressway in Dong Thap Province that will connect with other Mekong Delta localities.

Amazon Global Selling has announced an MOU with Ministry of Industry and Trade and a cooperation deal with T&T Group with the support of SHB Bank to better assist Vietnamese enterprises to explore online export in 2020.

Deputy Prime Minister Trinh Dinh Dung has approved the investment in two 18-hole golf course projects worth a total of over VND1 trillion ($45.2 million) in Quang Nam and Lao Cai provinces.

AEON sees huge potential in Vietnam and expects to expand investment in the country with its fifth shopping and entertainment complex in Hanoi’s Ha Dong District, said the CEO of AEON Vietnam and South East Asia.

Q4 luxury apartment prices in Saigon have surged 40 percent from 2017 due to limited supply, according to real estate service firm CBRE.

Some 65.7 million more people will live in urban areas in Vietnam by 2050, and this represents investment opportunities worth up to US$80 billion for the nation’s green construction sector over the next 10 years.