The goal of developing "one million one-person businesses" is not just a quantitative target, but also a sign of a structural shift in the economy: from a collective business model to an individual-centric model. Now, an individual can use artificial intelligence tools to produce content, use design platforms to build products, rely on digital payment systems to manage cash flow, and leverage social media to reach customers. From a broader perspective, Vietnam's startup ecosy

🤖 Recently, what's happening in Vietnam's tourism industry shows a deeper shift: AI is no longer in a supporting role, but is gradually becoming the core operating platform of businesses. In the tourism sector, AI is used to analyze customer behavior, predict demand, personalize itineraries, and optimize marketing activities. This leads to a structural change: businesses no longer design products first and then find suitable customers, but start building products from scrat

In Vietnam's startup ecosystem, one of the biggest bottlenecks today is not the number of startups or the size of investment capital, but a less-discussed factor: the liquidity of venture capital. The reality in Vietnam shows that many funds have partnered with startups for nearly a decade but are still unable to exit, even when the businesses are growing and operating stably. The reason lies not only in business performance but also in the lack of consensus on appropriate li

The digital asset market is entering a structural transformation phase, no longer a short-term speculative technology trend, but gradually becoming part of the global financial system. On a global scale, digital assets have moved beyond the technology testing phase to the ecosystem formation phase. With this shift, value no longer lies in simply holding digital assets, but in the ability to build platforms, services, and solutions that help digital capital flows operate more

In a global context, Ho Chi Minh City's promotion of building inter-regional innovation networks with neighboring localities is not just an administrative cooperation move, but a strategic structural shift for the growth of Vietnamese startups. Instead of continuing to concentrate resources within urban space, the city chooses a new approach: connecting the unique capabilities of each region to create mutually reinforcing value. When these pieces are connected in a unified in

NEXTGEN ECONOMY: UTILIZING WASTE AS AN ASSET IN A NEW ECONOMY Under the pressure of rapid urbanization, consumer growth, and climate change, a new perspective on waste is gradually emerging: waste is no longer the end of the value chain, but the starting point for new business models. In Vietnam, from tech startups to multinational corporations, more and more entities are participating in the game of exploiting waste resources. In reality, the value of waste does not lie in

🌱 넥스트젠 이코노미: 컨테이너 팜으로 도시 농업의 정의를 다시 쓰다 While urban areas are growing denser and denser, arable land is gradually disappearing, the demand for clean food is increasing like never before. And the container farm model has brought agriculture into the city, close to consumers. With only about 30 m² of floor space, an old container is used to serve the closed farm model, which can provide tons of clean vegetables each year. Thanks to hydroponic technology, LED lights and senso

AI MARKET IN VIETNAM: BREAKTHROUGH OPPORTUNITIES IN THE DIGITAL AGE In the context of the 4.0 industrial revolution spreading globally,...

🔥🔥 Vietnam Investment Forum & Bilateral Engagement Activities at SEMICON Korea 2025 Framework On February 20, in Hanoi, the Vietnam...