This represents a significant step toward converting the value of forest carbon sequestration into financial resources while promoting sustainable forest management.
The two-day event in Da Nang city bringing together stakeholders to explore how technology and innovation can support the development of the hotel, restaurant and resort tourism sectors.
The event has evolved beyond a conventional product exhibition into a platform for promoting the economic, investment, trade and tourism potential of localities along the East-West Economic Corridor.
The project is expected to provide a foundation for completing one of Vietnam's key strategic seaports while supporting the development of a major logistics hub in central Vietnam.
According to the central city’s master plan, the development will consist of four social housing apartment blocks, including two 15-story and two 19-story buildings, providing a total of 1,326 units.
National Highway 1 is a vital artery of the North-South transport axis, connecting four major growth poles—Hanoi, Da Nang, Ho Chi Minh City and Can Tho—as well as five dynamic economic regions across the country.
The central city currently has over 61,100 active businesses. Of these, micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) account for more than 97%, equivalent to over 59,200 units.
The festival also serves as a platform for Da Nang to showcase the achievements of its long-standing partnership with Japan while creating new opportunities for collaboration in investment, trade, tourism, education, and science and technology.
The city ranking 13th among Vietnam's 34 provinces and centrally governed cities and the fastest-growing locality in the country's South Central Coast region.
The six-day event featuring some key activities, including Vietnam Finance Forum 2026, and the Da Nang Semiconductor and High Technology 2026 Conference.
In 2025, Da Nang's export turnover to Indonesia reached approximately $15.5 million, while imports totaled $110.7 million. The two sides frequently organize trade and investment promotion activities and work to enhance tourism connectivity.
The central city aims to attract major corporations to establish research and production headquarters, with the goal of hosting approximately 10 digital technology enterprises with annual revenues exceeding $1 billion.
This event is designed not only to attract tourists to the city but also to create a vibrant shopping atmosphere, boosting trade and service development.
The exhibition features nearly 150 booths from reputable enterprises from Vietnam and various international markets, including Japan, Thailand, China, and South Korea.
Currently, Vietnam's central Da Nang City holds five GIs for local specialties: Ngoc Linh ginseng, Tra My cinnamon, Cu Lao Cham – Hoi An bird’s nest, Nam O fish sauce, and Tien Phuoc pepper.
Featuring a wide array of new products—including digital technology, green technology, and renewable energy solutions—alongside both in-person and online business seminars and forums, Vietbuild Da Nang 2026 is expected to create major opportunities for trade promotion, investment cooperation, and technology transfer.
The construction scale includes four social housing apartment blocks with approximately 1,326 units, two clusters of adjacent commercial townhouses (approximately 40 units), and a five-story commercial and service building.