After serious consideration with the key industry members and players, Informa Markets in Vietnam, the organiser of Food & Hotel Hanoi 2020 has made the difficult and necessary decision to move the show, originally scheduled for 25-27 November 2020 to the next edition. The next edition, Food & Hotel Hanoi 2022 will take place from 22 – 24 November 2022 at Hanoi International Exhibition Center (ICE).

We see this decision to reschedule the event as being in the best interest of our event attendees, partners and staff. Please accept our apologies for any inconvenienced caused. Meanwhile, we will be launching the additional communications and digital opportunities to engage Vietnam’s food and beverage industry, and to keep you and the industry up-to-date leading up our 2022 event date.

The outlook of Vietnam’s hospitality industry has flourished recently. Beyond the pandemic lies new opportunities, it’s time for hotel players to gather the latest updates in eco-friendly travel and make hotel sustainability into business strategy. 

However, the “Going green” topic has still been overlooked in both academics and practices. Let’s find the fullest picture of this eco-friendly trend in Vietnam through three main questions [...]

09/07/2020

Stage of Going Green Movement among Hotels in Vietnam research report is conducted by Informa Markets (Vietnam) – the world’s leading exhibitions organizer including Food & Hotel Hanoi, and Outbox Consulting – an independent research & consulting firm specialized in tourism and hospitality pioneering in Vietnam. 
 

“Going green” has been a global trend for several years to help protect the environment and sustain its natural resources for current and future generations. It is also quickly becoming an imperative priority for lodging leaders and hotel business around the world. However, 'Going green' topic in Vietnam lodging sector has still been overlooked in both academics and practical implications [...]

25/05/2020

Since early January, the COVID-19 impacts are causing the global supply chain shocks and rippling through industries, including travel & hotel sectors.

Depending on the duration of the crisis, revised scenarios indicate that the potential shock could range between a 60-80% decline in the international tourism economy in 2020 [...]

Jun 06, 2020