Convergence, spread of economy, culture and creativity

With the theme "Connecting people with production and business", this is the largest fair ever, with more than 130,000m² of exhibition area and 3,000 standard booths.

The event was held at one of the 10 largest exhibition centers in the world, providing a modern, large-scale and professional space. Tens of thousands of products in the fields of industry, agriculture , services, logistics, tourism and digital technology were introduced, most of which met high technical standards, had export certification or were part of the "Vietnam National Brand" program.

The fair is also the venue for more than 30 diverse thematic activities such as trade promotion forums, B2B - B2C networking conferences, business talk shows, and a series of cultural, artistic, fashion , sports and culinary programs. In particular, promotional programs with discounts of up to 100% for some products are expected to contribute to strongly stimulating domestic consumption.

According to the Organizing Committee, the 2025 Autumn Fair will not only promote domestic production and business capacity, stimulate domestic consumption, but also promote import and export and integration, contributing to achieving the GDP growth target of over 8% in 2025. On that basis, the Organizing Committee aims to build a series of "four seasons of spring - summer - autumn - winter" fairs held annually, creating a destination for trade promotion, cultural exchange and continuous consumption stimulation throughout the year, when the economy is in need of more sustainable growth momentum.

First of all, it can be said that this event to activate the purchasing power of the domestic market will create an environment for businesses to consume products and consumers to experience direct shopping, thereby helping Vietnamese goods improve their competitiveness, expand the domestic supply chain and gradually conquer the international market.

Over the years, trade fairs and stimulus programs have proven effective in promoting production and consumption. Now, building a four-season fair model will create a continuous trade promotion network, forming a "connecting cycle" that maintains the flow of goods, investment and innovation throughout the year, helping the economy reduce its dependence on short-term peak periods.

Not only a commercial event, the 2025 Autumn Fair also has profound cultural and social significance when combining economic activities with tourism experiences, cuisine, regional culture and creative products. The fair space is expected to become an attractive destination for people and domestic and international tourists - a place where commerce, consumption and culture intersect, creating a festival of creativity and community connection.

The success of the fair depends on the ability to closely coordinate between ministries, branches, localities and the business community. The Ministry of Industry and Trade plays a strategic role, building mechanisms and policies for technical support; localities prepare typical products, connect cooperatives and businesses to participate more deeply in the event chain; and businesses proactively innovate, invest in technology, and improve product quality. In addition, Vietnamese consumers are an important link, as each choice of Vietnamese goods is an action to support domestic production, spreading the spirit of economic self-reliance.

The Autumn Fair 2025 is not only a meeting point for economic connection but also a message of action for Vietnam in the new development stage: Proactive, creative, integrated and sustainable. If organized systematically and maintained regularly, the four-season fair model will become a strong driving force to promote domestic trade, expand exports and contribute to forming a national brand for the fair and exhibition ecosystem of Vietnam. This year's Autumn Fair can start a series of events of regional and international stature - where economy, culture and creativity converge, spread and reach out.

Source: https://hanoimoi.vn/hoi-tu-lan-toa-kinh-te-van-hoa-va-sang-tao-719787.html