Vietnam has about 200,000 content creators on social networks, including 50,000 full-time creators. Many of them earn hundreds of millions of VND each month.

Vietnam’s digital economy is the fastest growing in Southeast Asia, with expected gross merchandise value growth rate of 28 percent, from US$18 billion in 2021 to US$23 billion this year, according to the report of Google, Temasek and Bain & Company.

E-commerce platforms are seeking warehouses to store goods to prepare for the year-end sales season.

For Vietnam, in 2021, revenue from the internet-based economy was $21 billion, estimated to rise to $57 billion by 2025, up about 271%.

Vietnam’s e-commerce market is predicted to record the growth of 28 percent, the highest rate among Southeast Asian nations, and reach US$40 billion by 2027.

Possessing an average growth rate of 20 per cent per year, the e-commerce retail market is now not only a private land of e-commerce platforms but also a common game of tech solutions providers such as fintech.

Vietnamese farmers are now selling more products thanks to e-commerce platforms.

The shortage of professional warehouse systems in big cities like Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh is leading to stiff competition between e-commerce platforms in the coming festive season.

Vietnamese’s use of domestic digital platforms recorded a year-on-year rise of 23.5% in August, with 494 million users.

Aspiring to become a super app, Shopee is facing challenges, including in the Vietnamese market.

The tight supply of qualified candidates in the labour market is a glaring issue facing e-commerce firms, according to insiders.

Vietnam's B2C retail e-commerce revenue this year is estimated at US$16.4 billion, marking the first year to reach this landmark, reported the Vietnam E-Commerce White Book 2022.

Vietnam’s overall online retail sales hit US$13.7 billion in 2021, up US$1.9 billion over 2020, according to the Vietnam E-commerce White Book 2022 released by the Vietnam e-Commerce and Digital Economy Agency.

Hanoi has set a goal to train 2,000 companies and home business owners, civil servants and students in e-commerce skills this year.

With the explosion of online businesses, Vietnam's logistics and warehousing industry has many opportunities for development.

A boom in online shopping and increasing numbers of internet and smartphone users have contributed to the growth of e-commerce logistics in Asia-Pacific, including Viet Nam.

Nowadays online shopping becomes more popular than in-store shopping and more people have taken take full advantage of social networking platforms to put an ad on social network platforms about their products.

Foreign-invested e-commerce floors doing business in Vietnam must supplement their business licenses before January 1 next year if they have not provided enough according to regulations.

Industrial real estate has shown positive signs after the country began reopening international air routes. However, higher leasing fees are a concern.

The boom of e-commerce in the rental market space in commercial centres has forced developers to assert their distinct identities.