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Smartphone ownership has continued to grow in both urban and rural areas in Vietnam, according to the 2017 Nielsen Vietnam Smartphone Insights report.

E-commerce platforms are trying to emulate the famous Black Friday sale in the US with a massive advertising campaign announcing attractive discounts.

Vietnamese food producers need to focus on improving product quality, invest in new technologies and build brands to meet consumer demand and increase export value, experts said at the Vietnam Food Forum held in HCM City on November 16.

Vietjet has lauched ticket sales for two routes from HCM City to Phuket and Chiang Mai, serving the traveling, trading demands between these well-known tourist destinations in the two countries.

Vietnam is home to a growing number of tech-savvy “connected consumers” that global corporations will increasingly seek to court.

Vietnam ranks the fifth most optimistic country globally with an index score of 117 in the latest Consumer Confidence Index released by Nielsen, its highest score in the past five years and up five points from the last quarter of 2016.

Businesses with green production processes and products that are safe and environmentally friendly perform better, heard a workshop held in Ho Chi Minh City on August 9.

Urbanisation brings rural consumers, accounting for 68 percent of the country’s 90 million people, closer to their counterparts living in towns and big cities and to a diversified media world.

Vietjet will accompany the 2017 Vietnam Heritage Photo Awards, which was launched on July 10, as a transportation sponsor.

The appearance of 11 Vietnamese brands in the list of Asia’s top 1,000 this year has demonstrated domestic firms’ increasing awareness about building and affirming their own brands.

ICAO president Dr. Olumuyiwa Benard Aliu highly appreciated low cost airline Vietjet’s efforts and achievements in its operations, services and management activities.

The development of online tourism in Vietnam is an inevitable trend as the non-smoking industry is strongly affected by technological advances.

Vietnam’s e-commerce may be one of the world’s fastest-growing markets, but the country’s customers are also among the most demanding.

Up to 80 percent of enterprises invest less than 5 percent of sales revenue in branding development, undermining the domestic and foreign market share for Vietnamese products.

Low-cost carrier VietJet and Safran Group have signed an agreement for the supply of fuel efficiency solutions during the Paris Airshow 2017 in France.

With double-digit growth annually, Vietnam has a promising cosmetics industry for foreign firms seeking to expand overseas, experts have said.

E-commerce is a market with numerous opportunities for businesses in Vietnam, recording an annual growth rate of 35 percent – one of the fastest rates in the world.

To celebrate the summer, Vietjet Air is to organise a series of activities at Myanmar Plaza, looking to offer its visitors exciting performance and opportunities to buy super promotional tickets.

Demand for organic farm and other products has increased significantly both in Vietnam and globally, and this is good news for businesses investing in the field.

How to complete a programme on developing Vietnamese food brand was discussed at a workshop in Hanoi on June 9.