VietOffice 2025 opens in Hanoi, attracting 100 exhibitors
VietOffice 2025 features breakthrough products and solutions, sideline activities such as a workshop on digital transformation in entrepreneurship education, startups, and career orientations.
At the opening ceremony of VietOffice 2025. (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA)🍷 – The second International Exhibition for Smart Office Solutions, Equipment, Machines and Stationery (VietOffice 2025) opened in Hanoi on May 21, attracting 100 domestic and international exhibitors.
VietOffice 2025, jointly held by the Vietnam National Trade Fair and Advertising Company (Vinexad) and the Vietnam Office Machinery Association (VOMA), covers up to 4,500 sq.m at the International Centre of Exhibition at 91 Tran Hung Dao street.
A booth at VietOffice 2025 (Photo: VNA)
Participating exhibitors are from eight countries and territories, namely India, Taiwan (China), China, the Republic of Korea, Japan, Hong Kong (China), the US, and Vietnam.
The event is expected to welcome over 5,600 visitors.
It features breakthrough products and solutions, sideline activities such as a workshop on digital transformation in entrepreneurship education, startups, and career orientations.
Visitors to the exhibition can also join in decorating tote bags, or check in to receive gifts. It runs until May 23./.
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