The 20th gift fair attracted 200 enterprises from many countries and territories, including 10 Vietnamese exhibitors.

Taking handicrafts and gifts as a high value-added, labour-intensive commodity sector of Vietnam in the global market of handicrafts, Vietnamese firms are constantly innovating and improving the quality of its products.

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To meet the increasing demand of consumers for environmentally friendly products, many businesses have used 100 percent of natural materials.

The fair is a good opportunity for Vietnamese businesses specializing in handicraft products to introduce their wares as well as to seek partners to expand the export market.

Through the fair, participating enterprises will be updated on the latest trends in the field of gifts, thereby orienting the development of their products in the future.

Luc Nam draws investment in industry and small handicraft industry

(BGO) – This year, the People’s Committee in Luc Nam district, Bac Giang province has paid due attention to investment attraction to boost up the development of industry and small handicraft industry (ISHI) in the localities.

Vietnamese handicraft firms attend Mega Show Hong Kong (China)

Nearly 70 Vietnamese handicraft and gift enterprises are exhibiting their products in over 80 booths at the Mega Show Hong Kong (China) 2018 from October 20-23.

Hanoi launches handicraft design competition

The Hanoi municipal Department of Industry and Trade launched a handicraft design competition, with the theme “Handicraft products associated with the development of craft villages and tourism in Hanoi", in Hanoi, on August 15.

Nineteen traditional handicraft villages to meet in Hoi An

Thirteen traditional handicraft villages of Hanoi and six traditional handicraft villages of Quang Nam will be showcasing their products at An Hoi Sculpture Garden, Hoi An city, Quang Nam province, from August 17 to 19.

Belarus exhibition to display rich heritage of Vietnam’s handicrafts

An exhibition, showcasing the handicrafts of Vietnam, will open in Minsk, Belarus, from June 11 to 18, as part of activities under the framework of Vietnamese Cultural Days in Belarus.

Source: VNA