More than 500 guests and 80 speakers, including experts from various fields such as interior design, financial technology, real estate development, and hotel management, are expected to participate in the 8th Hospitality Vietnam Conference (HVC2025) to be held in Ho Chi Minh City on April 15 – 16.
The conference is a platform to explore the dynamic changes and emerging trends shaping the country’s hospitality landscape. With Vietnam projected to experience strong growth in international arrivals and a surge in domestic tourism, the 2025 edition is focusing on the future of the industry through innovation, sustainability, and investment opportunities.
The HVC2025 is structured around three uniquely curated summits. Each summit offers a deep dive into different sectors of the hospitality industry, including hotel investment, hotel design, and hotel revenue. Additionally, they address issues related to the optimization of operations, combination of Food and Beverage (F&B) and hotels, human resource management, and marketing innovations.
Day 1 (15 April 2025)
First Summit: Hotel Investment Summit Vietnam
Navigate the rich landscape of Vietnam’s hotel investments, harmonizing financial insights with sustainable values.
Second Summit: Hotel Design Summit Vietnam
Step into a realm where aesthetic brilliance meets functional innovation, all woven into the fabric of Vietnamese culture.
Day 2 (16 April 2025)
Thirst Summit: Hotel Revenue Summit Vietnam
Delve into the intricate dance of revenue management, guest satisfaction, and the human touch behind technological advancements.
HVC2025 is part of the Hospitality Asia Event Series organised by Hospitality Asia Media Pte. Ltd, aiming to ramp up cooperation, share knowledge, and make innovations in the tourism and hospitality industry in Asia.
According to Ms.Gloria Wong, founder and CEO of Hospitality Asia, ‘HVC2025 provides an ideal venue for experts to strengthen connectivity, devise orientations for the hospitality industry in Vietnam’. Vietnam represents a potential market and this is the time for the hospitality industry to make further innovations whilst embracing differences, she added.
Learn more about The 8th Hospitality Vietnam Conference here.
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