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Vietnam has set an ambitious GDP growth target of 8.3–8.5% for 2025, expected to drive strong momentum across the green economy, digital economy, and digital transformation, particularly in mergers and acquisitions (M&A). The “Emerging Real Estate Trends in Vietnam 2025” report, recently released by Indochina Strategic—the real estate advisory arm of Indochina Capital (ICC)—highlights 10 emerging trends shaping Vietnam’s real estate M&A market.

Việt Nam is witnessing a steady rise in foreign direct investment (FDI) from Europe, with increasing businesses viewing the country as a strategic destination, particularly in clean energy, high technology, semiconductors and infrastructure. Figures show that European investors channelled US$2.5 billion of FDI into Việt Nam in 2022, climbing to $3.25 billion two years later.

HCMC has earned an estimated VND184.6 trillion from tourism so far this year, equivalent to 71% of its full-year plan, the city’s Department of Tourism said. The city welcomed more than 29.1 million domestic visitors, or 64.8% of its full-year target, and 5.8 million international visitors, or 69.2%. Tourism has continued to recover steadily, with major holidays driving strong demand, particularly for short trips, weekend breaks and river tours.

 With over 800 booths across 17,000 m², more than 650 companies from 25 countries, international conferences, live technology demonstrations, and exclusive business matching sessions, VIMF Bac Ninh 2025 is the ideal platform to discover cutting-edge innovations, strengthen supply chain connections, and shape the future of manufacturing.

Caravelle Saigon is delighted to invite you to raise a toast to Oktoberfest 2025 at the city’s most iconic rooftop destination—Saigon Saigon Rooftop Bar. From 3rd to 5th October, immerse yourself in the true Bavarian spirit with endless golden brews, lavish Buffet, and a vibrant rooftop atmosphere that promises unforgettable nights above the skyline.

Vietnam's economy in August maintained steady growth, with manufacturing output and exports continuing to expand and inflation broadly under control. This stability is encouraging, yet the underlying picture shows uneven progress. Bottlenecks in public investment, an over-reliance on imported inputs, and uncertainties in asset markets such as gold and real estate highlight vulnerabilities that could weigh on the pace and quality of recovery if not addressed. The challenge is no longer simply sustaining growth but ensuring that it is balanced and durable.

According to preliminary statistics from Việt Nam's Customs Department, as of August 15 this year the country's shrimp exports to China (including Hong Kong) surged by up to 76 per cent over the same period last year, reaching nearly $767 million and accounting for nearly 29 per cent of the country's total shrimp export turnover.

Vietnam saw strong foreign investment in the first eight months of 2025, with registered FDI up 27.3% year-on-year, reflecting growing investor confidence and continued economic recovery.