Cross border QR payments boost tourist spending
More than 5.28 million Chinese visitors traveled to Vietnam in 2025, accounting for around 25% of total international arrivals. The rollout of cross-border QR payments is expected to remove payment barriers, boost tourism spending, and open up new opportunities for domestic businesses.
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