Binh Duong New City

WTC BINH DUONG NEW CITY
B11 Hung Vuong Street
Binh Duong Ward, Ho Chi Minh City 75000
Vietnam
Phone (+84) 779 373 339
wtcbinhduong.vn/
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Inception
2019
Operating
Yes
Local Time
09:49AM
Binh Duong New City

How We Enable Trade & Investment

  • Business Services
  • Conference Facilities
  • Exhibit Facilities/Services
  • Group Trade Missions
  • Tenant Services
  • Trade Education
  • Trade Information

About World Trade Center Binh Duong New City

Binh Duong New City

As Binh Duong officially merges into Ho Chi Minh City, forming a vast southern megacity, World Trade Center Binh Duong New City (WTC BDNC) is strategically positioned at the heart of this dynamic urban transformation. Serving as a key gateway for international trade and innovation, WTC BDNC plays a pivotal role in connecting global partners with the region’s rapidly evolving industrial, technological, and service ecosystems.

Designed as a modern multi-functional complex, WTC BDNC features exhibition and convention centers, a central square, a commercial zone, office towers, a multipurpose arena, shopping malls, and a metro line directly linking to central Ho Chi Minh City. More than a venue, it is a catalyst for regional growth, driving sustainable development and enhancing the global competitiveness of the new Southern Economic Mega Hub.

Benefits

  • New sourcing market for buyers/suppliers
  • Supporting services by authority
  • Direct connection with manufacturers
  • Platform for international trade activities
Binh Duong New City

Local Industries

Import & Export • Technology • Business Management & Professional Services • Information Technology & Software • Transportation: Logistics & Warehousing • Real Estate • Automotive • Banking & Capital Markets • Industrial Manufacturing • Clean Technology • Biotechnology & Bioscience • Energy: Utilities & Mining • Advanced Manufacturing • Engineering: R&D: Architecture & Construction • Electronics • Asset Management

Our Impact

Domestic & International Events annually
350
Countries engaged
40
B2B visitors and delegates
500,000

WTC Binh Duong

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News

HCMC ISSUES POLICIES TO SUPPORT MICE TOURISM

December 29, 2025 - The Ho Chi Minh City People’s Council has officially issued Resolution No. 62/2025/NQ-HĐND, effective from December 20, 2025, to December 31, 2030, regulating special policies to support attracting MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions) tourists. The policy is not only a tourism stimulus measure but also a complete public policy model, tightly integrating budget mechanisms, service quality standards – objectives of enhancing experience and promoting the destination brand. The policy is designed to avoid spreading resources thinly, focusing support on MICE groups with a scale of 100 people or more, meeting strict conditions including a minimum stay of 03 nights and a sightseeing program of at least 02 days in Ho Chi Minh City. This aims to ensure increased spending, broader economic benefits, and efficient budget utilization. This is the first MICE tourism support policy developed and issued nationwide at the People’s Council level, based on the application of special mechanisms according to the National Assembly’s Resolution No. 98/2023/QH15. The issuance of the resolution marks a breakthrough in thinking and policy tools, demonstrating the pioneering role of Ho Chi Minh City in developing professional, high-quality, and internationally competitive MICE tourism. Mr. Pham Huy Binh, Director of the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Tourism, stated that the policy to support attracting MICE tourists (tourism combined with event and conference organization…) issued by the City People’s Council, now in effect, is a step that reflects the city’s pioneering spirit, innovation, and determination to create a policy strong and stable enough to attract large-scale international events and conferences, while enhancing service quality and destination reputation. According to Mr. Binh, the Department of Tourism will closely coordinate with relevant departments, sectors, localities, and the business community to implement the policy synchronously and effectively, while strengthening communication and promotion efforts to swiftly put the policy into practice. Tourism economics experts believe that this reputation and capacity have been acknowledged by the international community as Ho Chi Minh City was consecutively honored by the World MICE Awards as the “Best MICE Destination in Asia” in 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, and 2024. This is clear evidence of the service quality, organizational capacity, and the increasingly elevated position of Ho Chi Minh City’s MICE tourism on the regional map. The support mechanism is built on a progressive principle: the larger the group scale, the higher the support level, encouraging the attraction of high-caliber international events. Integrating these support elements contributes to enhancing the MICE experience while promoting the cultural values, image, and identity of Ho Chi Minh City to domestic and international friends. “With the policy to support attracting tourist groups to Ho Chi Minh City for conferences, seminars, exhibitions combined with sightseeing tourism, the city continues to affirm its role as a dynamic, professional, and top-tier competitive MICE destination in Asia, contributing to enhancing the city’s image and international reputation in the new development phase,” Mr. Binh affirmed. Read More

HCMC PROJECTS STRONG 8% GROWTH FOR 2025

December 26, 2025 - Speaking at the opening session of the sixth meeting of the 10th-tenure municipal People’s Council on December 9, Chairman Vo Van Minh said the city had completed the consolidation of administrative units at all levels, implemented the two-tier local government model, and achieved notable socio-economic progress in 2025. The city’s total GRDP value for 2025 is estimated at 2.74 quadrillion VND (103.93 billion USD), accounting for 23.5% of national GDP. GRDP per capita is projected to reach 8,066 USD. Foreign direct investment inflows are expected to total 8.16 billion USD, representing a 21.1% increase year-on-year. Trade and services continued to perform strongly, with total retail sales of goods and consumer service revenue rising by 13.5%, reflecting improved purchasing power and market confidence. The industrial production index is estimated to grow by 9%. State budget revenue for 2025 is projected at around 746.44 trillion VND, 109.6% of last year’s figure, 111.4% of the assigned target and 107.3% of the target set by the municipal People’s Council, accounting for 31.2% of nationwide collections. Local budget revenue is estimated at about 533.85 trillion VND. Local budget expenditure is forecast at approximately 282.06 trillion VND, providing crucial resources for infrastructure investment, social welfare and improving living standards. The city recorded the establishment of 59,750 enterprises, with total newly registered and additional capital estimated at over 2 quadrillion VND. According to the municipal People’s Committee, HCM City has put into operation numerous key infrastructure and transport projects in 2025, as well as major works to prevent riverbank and canal erosion. It has also drawn up plans to implement the Can Gio International Transshipment Port project and the Soai Rap River dredging project. The city is reviewing detailed planning for its port land and water areas and has completed a proposal on further developing and modernising the Cai Mep–Thi Vai International Gateway Port into the country’s largest transshipment hub with regional and global standing. It has also submitted to the municipal People’s Council plans to allocate preparatory investment capital for seven urban railway lines and two metro lines No.1 and No.2 in Binh Duong. Read More

VIETNAM BREAKS INTO TOP 15 LARGEST TRADING NATIONS

December 25, 2025 - This also marks the 10th consecutive year Vietnam has recorded a trade surplus, once again affirming the resilient endurance of the Vietnamese economy in a year full of fluctuations in world trade. Within the export landscape, the wood and forestry products sector has emerged as a bright spot showcasing its ability to overcome difficulties. From the beginning of the year, a series of barriers, from countervailing duties to Section 232 tariffs from the US market – which consumes up to 55% of the industry’s total turnover – created significant pressure. However, the wood industry has made a spectacular turnaround. Turnover is projected to reach the threshold of $18 billion this year, an 11% increase compared to 2024. Mr. Ngo Sy Hoai – Vice President and General Secretary of the Vietnam Timber and Forest Products Association (VIFOREST) stated: “In Japan, besides wood chips and pellets, we have increased refined furniture and industrial boards. In South Korea, besides traditional products like pellets and packaging plywood, we have boosted exports of other products. Similar openings have been made in China. Furthermore, we are exploring demanding but new markets like the Middle East, South America, Mexico… The spirit is to try our utmost to diversify markets and not accept over-dependence on one major market like the United States.” Looking more broadly, Vietnam’s export capacity is growing in both quality and quantity. While in 2007, the country had only 10 product categories with a turnover of over $1 billion, by 2025 this number has multiplied 3.6 times to 36 categories. The market map has also continuously expanded, with the list of “billion-dollar” trading partners reaching 35 by the end of last year. This very diversity has propelled total import-export turnover to a historic peak of $920 billion, establishing Vietnam’s position in the Top 15 global trading powers. Mr. Tran Thanh Hai – Deputy Director of the Import-Export Department, Ministry of Industry and Trade, emphasized: “2025 marks a historic milestone in Vietnam’s foreign trade activities as we successively set two new records: surpassing the $800 billion threshold and advancing straight to the $900 billion USD mark in total import-export turnover. This is an impressive feat, affirming Vietnam’s position in the global supply chain, especially when placed in the context of a volatile international market and geopolitical risks. This achievement not only reflects the tremendous efforts of the business community but also demonstrates the effectiveness of flexible management policies in the face of external ‘shocks’.” The accelerated export growth not only brings abundant foreign currency but also creates leverage to import technology and modern equipment for industrialization. Since the first surplus milestone in 2012, Vietnam has now established a chain of 10 consecutive years of trade surplus. The surplus has grown impressively from nearly $20 billion in 2020 to over $28 billion in 2023. In 2025, the trade surplus is expected to continue contributing an additional $22 billion to the national foreign exchange reserves. Dr. Le Duy Binh – Director of Economica Vietnam, shared: “In foreign trade activities, we have achieved a number of new records, especially in import-export operations. Imports and exports this year are projected to set a record. This is an extremely important growth driver because our economy relies quite heavily on foreign trade activities; it supports the production and business processes of domestic enterprises.” The $920 billion USD milestone is not merely a record number; it is a declaration of Vietnam’s new position on the global trade map. With the proactiveness of businesses and the correct orientation towards “green exports,” Vietnam has every basis to be confident in positive prospects for 2026. Read More

BECAMEX, FPT, VIETTEL PROPOSE VN ECONOMIC BOOST

December 20, 2025 - At the 3rd National Forum on Digital Economy and Digital Society Development, chaired by Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh on the morning of December 20, Mr. Le Hong Viet, General Director of FPT Smart Cloud, stated that AI can create a leap in productivity, rather than just linear growth. Betting on AI? Drawing from practical implementation experience, Mr. Le Hong Viet cited examples. At bank customer service centers with 1,000-2,000 staff, FPT deployed 24/7 AI support agents. After over three years, about 70% of the workload is handled by AI, with humans managing the remaining 30%, tripling each employee’s productivity. In pharmaceutical retail, FPT built an “AI teacher” for about 20,000 Long Chau pharmacists. After two weeks, the AI can map individual knowledge, identify strengths and weaknesses, and distribute suitable training content, improving pharmacist quality and productivity by about 15% while increasing training department productivity dozens of times. From these examples, Mr. Le Hong Viet emphasized that Vietnam needs to shift from a cheap labor advantage to building a high-quality workforce that knows how to collaborate with AI to increase labor productivity. Suitable platforms and mechanisms are needed for humans and AI to work together. FPT pursues the vision of mastering AI for Vietnam through its AI Factory platform and partners with Nvidia to provide large computing capacity, aiming to popularize AI services and simplify AI development for the business and social community. Mr. Pham Kim Hung, founder and CEO of Base Enterprise, also affirmed that AI is fundamentally changing the tech industry and opening opportunities for Vietnamese companies to rise on the world tech map. He believes Vietnam should not just apply AI domestically but take AI products “to the open sea” to compete fairly with international solutions. About three years ago, Base Enterprise began its first steps into foreign markets, but initial efforts did not meet expectations. The company realized traditional software architecture was no longer suitable for building a strong, comprehensive AI platform. After over 10 years of development, Base Enterprisenearly rewrote all its source code to form a new, more suitable architecture, shifting from a feature-oriented software model to an output-based service model. By mid-2025, after nearly three years of restructuring, Base Enterprise completed this transformation and has now commercialized products in over 10 countries, including Australia, Malaysia, and Singapore. Foundation for Sustainable Development Sharing at the forum, Dr. Pham Tuan Anh, General Director of VNTT (Becamex Group), said the 4th industrial revolution is led by two main trends: digital transformation and green transformation. Recently, Becamex has invested in building centers of excellence, smart production centers, 4.0 industrial parks, technology labs, Fab Lab and Tech Lab systems, and university training facilities to form an innovation ecosystem and human resources for the digital economy. Greening is also being implemented through specific projects. From practical implementation, Becamex recommends that Vietnam form centers of excellence for digital and green transformation, especially targeting SMEs, to improve labor productivity and gradually build a national multi-point center network. Simultaneously, the government needs preferential tax and land mechanisms for FDI investors linked to using domestic technology and localizing supply chains, creating a “two-way” strategy that supports domestic enterprises while accompanying foreign investors in model transformation. Additionally, Dr. Pham Tuan Anh believes indirect support through Vietnamese infrastructure and tech enterprises is also an important lever. Only when the supply chain is localized and investors develop alongside domestic enterprises can the development model transformation process occur sustainably and effectively. Regarding infrastructure, Mr. Cao Anh Son, Deputy General Director of Viettel Group, said in the national digital transformation process, new-generation telecom carriers not only provide connectivity services but also play a foundational role in building digital infrastructure. In the coming time, Viettel will continue expanding telecom infrastructure with the goal of nationwide 5G coverage by 2030 and readiness to provide Gigabit-speed fiber internet to every household. Internationally, Viettel plays a key role in connecting Vietnam with the world by operating 5 international submarine fiber-optic cable routes, with a total capacity of about 64 Tbps, accounting for nearly 60% of Vietnam’s international data traffic, directly connecting with major digital hubs in Asia, Europe, and America. The group is also striving to build a private submarine cable connecting Vietnam and Singapore. Parallel to telecom infrastructure, Viettel is accelerating the construction of national digital infrastructure. The group currently operates 15 internationally certified data centers with over 11,000 racks and has started construction on three new data centers this year in Hoa Lac, An Khanh (Hanoi), and Tan Phu Trung (Ho Chi Minh City). The goal by 2030 is to expand to about 24 data centers with a total capacity of about 560 MW. Viettel also cooperates with Nvidia to develop large-scale computing infrastructure, applying over 6,000 high-performance GPUs to create a platform for AI, big data, and new-generation digital services. Viettel leadership recommends the government soon issue specific guidelines for effectively allocating and using R&D budgets, prioritizing foundational technology projects. Simultaneously, according to Mr. Son, the government needs special mechanisms to access, research, and purchase core technology from abroad, as well as soon establish and operate suitable funds to promptly implement key tasks in the national strategy for science and technology, innovation, and digital transformation. Read More

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WTC BINH DUONG NEW CITY
B11 Hung Vuong Street
Binh Duong Ward, Ho Chi Minh City 75000
Vietnam
(+84) 779 373 339
wtcbinhduong.vn/