September 30, 2026 | 16:42

Vietnam Craft Village Fair 2026 to showcase traditional products and digital commerce

Chu Khôi

The fair scheduled to take place in Hanoi from October 8-12, featuring 100 booths from more than 50 organizations nationwide.

Vietnam Craft Village Fair 2026 to showcase traditional products and digital commerce
A press conference was held on September 30 to introduce the event. (Photo: The organizing board).

The 22nd Vietnam Craft Village Fair 2026 will take place from October 8-12 in Hanoi, bringing together nearly 100 exhibition booths from more than 50 organisations across 18 provinces and cities, according an announcement from the event's organizers at a press conference on September 30.

This year’s event will place greater emphasis on digital technology, livestream shopping, product traceability and links between traditional craft products and rural tourism.

The event is organised as part of a series of activities promoting craft villages, OCOP products and agricultural and rural tourism.

Products on display will include bamboo and rattan handicrafts, ceramics, lacquerware, silk, brocade, wood and metal products, as well as OCOP products rated three stars or higher, products protected by geographical indications and outstanding rural industrial products.

A key new feature this year is the expanded use of digital platforms to promote and sell craft products. The combination of physical exhibitions and digital sales is expected to help craft villages reach wider customer networks while strengthening links with distributors, supermarkets and e-commerce platforms.

Alongside the fair, a week-long program promoting agricultural and rural tourism will be held in the outdoor area, showcasing rural culture, destinations and tourism products from across Vietnam.

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