Hanoi has a new showpiece venue with the launch of the Vietnam Exposition Center, which will host major events in the Vietnamese capital.
The new building in the Đông Anh District was opened by the exhibition "80 Years of Independence - Freedom - Happiness."
The event brought Vietnam's history, its people, and recent achievements to life, drawing tens of thousands of visitors in the opening week.
The new building in the Đông Anh District was opened by the exhibition "80 Years of Independence - Freedom - Happiness."
The event brought Vietnam's history, its people, and recent achievements to life, drawing tens of thousands of visitors in the opening week.
The inauguration coincided with a series of major projects marking the 80th National Day of Vietnam on September 2.
Not only is it the largest facility of its kind in south-east Asia, covering nearly 90 hectares, but it also stands as a symbol of Vietnam, a nation that endured decades of war and hardship yet has risen to enjoy remarkable economic growth.
The Center will host conferences, exhibitions, and cultural events - helping fuel Vietnam's MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, Exhibitions) tourism sector.
It provides easy access to Nội Bài International Airport and major transportation routes - making it convenient for both domestic and international guests.
The upcoming launch of the Tu Lien Bridge - a key infrastructure project spanning the Red River - will provide a fast connection between the city centre and the exhibition complex.
One highlight is the Kim Quy Exhibition Hall, with its flowing dome inspired by the "Golden Turtle" (Kim Quy) of Vietnamese folklore.
The venue is projected to welcome up to 60 million visitors each year.
Not only is it the largest facility of its kind in south-east Asia, covering nearly 90 hectares, but it also stands as a symbol of Vietnam, a nation that endured decades of war and hardship yet has risen to enjoy remarkable economic growth.
The Center will host conferences, exhibitions, and cultural events - helping fuel Vietnam's MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, Exhibitions) tourism sector.
It provides easy access to Nội Bài International Airport and major transportation routes - making it convenient for both domestic and international guests.
The upcoming launch of the Tu Lien Bridge - a key infrastructure project spanning the Red River - will provide a fast connection between the city centre and the exhibition complex.
One highlight is the Kim Quy Exhibition Hall, with its flowing dome inspired by the "Golden Turtle" (Kim Quy) of Vietnamese folklore.
The venue is projected to welcome up to 60 million visitors each year.
