Autumn Fair 2025 not only underscored Vietnam’s capability to host large-scale international trade events but also created tangible opportunities for strengthening Vietnam–India business cooperation. With proactive trade promotion and mutual commitment, bilateral trade relations are expected to continue expanding sustainably in the years ahead.
A model of the Vietnam Exposition Centre made from 410 kg of sticky rice and 100 kg of beans set a new Vietnamese record on October 31, within the framework of the Autumn Fair 2025.
Held from October 25 to November 4 at the Vietnam Exposition Center, the first Golden Autumn Fair, themed “Connecting People with Production and Business”, was not only a major trade rendezvous but also a space that celebrated Vietnamese cultural values while linking creativity, production excellence, and integration.
With the theme “Connecting People with Production and Business”, the Vietnam Golden Autumn Fair 2025 was not only a platform to promote high-quality Vietnamese products, but also served as a cultural, tourism, and culinary destination for 34 provinces and cities nationwide.
“Made-in-Vietnam” robot dogs, the virtual reality experience, online gaming zones, and photo corners have become some of the most exciting tech attractions at the first National Golden Autumn Fair 2025.
Visitors to the first National Golden Autumn Fair 2025 are treated to an artistic ambiance rarely found at other fairs. Hundreds of performances have been organised daily to entertain the public.
The 1st Autumn Fair 2025, held from October 25 to November 4 at the Vietnam Exhibition Centre in Dong Anh, Hanoi, concluded with impressive results. The event attracted 2,500 domestic and international enterprises and organisations, recording high visitor numbers and substantial business outcomes.
The Autumn Fair 2025, held from October 25 to November 4, at the National Exhibition Centre in Hanoi, has become a major trade event where green enterprises and environmentally friendly products are prioritised and recognised as benchmarks for high-quality goods.
The first Autumn Fair 2025 concluded as the country’s largest-ever trade and cultural event, leaving a lasting impression on visitors, businesses, artists, and international partners.
Spanning 130,000 square metres with 3,000 booths, the first Autumn Fair 2025 was the largest trade event of its kind ever held in Vietnam. It drew an average of 100,000 visitors per day — the highest attendance among domestic trade promotion events — underscoring the strong appeal of Vietnamese products and growing consumer confidence in locally-made goods.
Concluding ten vibrant days in Hanoi, the first Vietnam Golden Autumn Fair 2025 exceeded expectations, not only in scale and transaction volume, but also in its broader impact on Vietnam’s trade development strategy in the new era.
Delicacies from the Mekong Delta provinces are being promoted at the Autumn Fair 2025 in Hanoi, delighting visitors.
When each product acts as a “cultural ambassador” and each booth tells a vivid story of its homeland, the Autumn Fair not only spreads these values but also contributes to affirming Vietnam’s identity in the context of global integration.
More than just a commercial showcase at the Autumn Fair 2025, the Thanh Hoa pavilion serves as a “cultural and economic ambassador,” promoting the image of hospitable, dynamic and creative local people.
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has asked the Ministry of Industry and Trade to build on the success of the first Autumn Fair to develop a professional, modern and effective model for annual autumn fair, while quickly submitting a proposal for organising the inaugural Spring Fair in 2026.
Located within the cultural industry space, the cinema zone was designed like a mini film studio and offered visitors an immersive experience of Vietnamese cinema, from production and technology to film screenings and merchandise.
Drawing over 2,500 companies, nearly 3,000 booths and daily crowds in the hundreds of thousands, the event ranked among Vietnam’s biggest trade gatherings in years.
A strategic cooperation signing ceremony between agencies, organisations and enterprises in the fields of culture, sports and tourism was held on November 3 at the Autumn Fair 2025 in Hanoi.
Far beyond a mere product display, the event served as a “miniature map” of Vietnam’s rapidly integrating economy, underscoring its growing appeal to global business partners.
More than just a venue to showcase products and services, the fair offered a valuable opportunity for companies to connect directly with customers and partners, while stimulating consumer spending and promoting domestic tourism.
