Longevity and wellness are reshaping hospitality, creating new opportunities for resorts, hotels, and real estate investors amid Vietnam’s aging population.
During their talks, General Secretary and President To Lam of Vietnam and Prime Minister of Denmark Mette Frederiksen agreed on the need to capitalize on new opportunities and leverage the strengths of each country to generate new momentum for bilateral cooperation, thereby making practical contributions to the development goals of each nation.
Addressing the forum, the top Vietnamese leader stressed that Vietnam seeks not only investment capital but also advanced technologies, expertise, modern management practices, research and development (R&D), high-quality human resources and stronger links between foreign investors and domestic businesses.
Deploying AI aims to shift traffic management from a reactive posture—responding only after bottlenecks have formed—to a data-driven approach that detects risks early and enables proactive regulation.
Discussions focused on long-term development orientations in Vietnam, with the business leaders putting forward specific proposals to facilitate continued investment and business expansion in the country.
Industry leaders examine how Vietnam’s hospitality market is evolving through new demand, investment trends, wellness needs, and changing traveler expectations.
Switzerland will support Vietnamese enterprises in integrating effectively and sustainably into global supply chains through supply chain financing, export risk insurance, and investment funds targeting emerging markets, international experts and corporate leaders affirmed at a recent high-level business forum.