Visitors at Vietnam Expo 2021 in Hanoi. (Source: vinexad)
Hanoi (VNA) - The Vietnam International Trade Fair2022 (VIETNAM EXPO) will take place from December 1 to 3 in Ho Chi Minh City,expecting to draw 520 businesses.
According to the Vietnam National Trade Fair & AdvertisingCompany (Vinexad), the organiser of the event, the exhibition will cover10,000sq.m at the Saigon Exhibition and Convention Centre (SECC), attractingroughly 20,000 visitors.
The event has received registrations from foreign businesses frommany countries and territories, including the UK, the US, Japan, Germany,Russia, Spain, the Netherlands, Thailand, Switzerland, China, India, theRepublic of Korea, Taiwan (China), Hong Kong (China), Nepal, Pakistan, SriLanka, Slovenia, Italy and Vietnam.
The fair has four exhibition zones, the Vietnam Elevator Expo,Hardware and Hand Tools, Vietnam Supporting Industry Fair and Garden andLandscape.
The Korean national pavilion will also be one of the event’sfeatures. With a total area of nearly 500sq.m, some 61 businesses will beexhibiting products that are the RoK’s strengths such as beauty products andequipment, household appliances and consumables and digital technology thatcome from leading manufacturing regions such as Gyeonggi, Incheon andDaejeon.
A number of forums, conferences and workshops by sector and marketwill be held on the sidelines of the event to help local enterprises gainbroader access to both domestic and foreign partners.
First held in 1991, the annual VIETNAM EXPO has become aprestigious event for Vietnamese firms to introduce their products and seekpartnerships./.
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Visitors at Vietnam Expo 2021 in Hanoi. (Source: vinexad) 
