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GLOBAL SOURCING FAIR VIETNAM 2025
The Must-Attend International Expo for Fashion & Accessories and Home & Gifts Manufacturers from Vietnam and Asia
Global Sourcing Fair Vietnam 2025, held from 24-26 April at the Saigon Exhibition & Convention Center (SECC), Ho Chi Minh City, is the must-attend international expo for sourcing Fashion & Accessories and Home & Gifts. It offers opportunities for thousands of global buyers to connect with top Asian manufacturers, providing unmatched networking and access to the latest products in Vietnam, one of Asia’s fastest-growing economies and a gateway to the Asian market.
We’re thrilled to announce a dynamic partnership between the Hong Kong Business Association in Vietnam and Global Sources for this highly anticipated Global Sourcing Fair Vietnam 2025! This collaboration marks a significant milestone in Hong Kong – Vietnam trade relations, offering Hong Kong buyers access to premium products across Fashion & Accessories and Home & Gifts and building strategic partnerships in Vietnam’s growing market.
Register now: https://bit.ly/4frVNPO
Coming back bigger and better in 2025! What’s New?
Access to 700+ booths, 500+ exhibitors, and 20,000 export-ready products, showcasing products that meet international standards
2 Vertical Shows: Home & Gifts and Fashion & Accessories – your best chance to meet highly targeted international suppliers in one place!
Also, visit the show to access a wide range of deals with flexible MOQs and services from OEM, ODM, and OBM providers, tailored to meet diverse business needs. Connect easily with suppliers through comprehensive online-to-offline business matching and sourcing services.
And Two Shows Under One Roof in 2025!
Global Sourcing Fair Vietnam 2025 is collaborating with Global Sources Electronics Vietnam, presenting a unique opportunity to tap into Vietnam’s rapidly expanding electronics market.
Why Hong Kong buyers should attend: Connect with top suppliers, explore cutting-edge innovations, and elevate your business in one of Asia’s fastest-growing economies. Don’t miss out – register now!
About Global Sources
Global Sources is a leading B2B sourcing platform that has driven global trade for over 53 years. Connecting verified suppliers and buyers worldwide, it offers tailored solutions and trusted market insights through trade shows, digital platforms, and magazines. As the pioneer of the first cross-border B2B e-commerce site in 1995, Global Sources now serves over 10 million registered buyers and users globally.
Global Sourcing Fair Vietnam 2025 (GSFVN) collocated with Global Sources Electronics Vietnam 2025 (GSEVN)
Date: April 24—26, 2025
Venue: Saigon Exhibition and Convention Center (SECC)
Website: https://sourcingfairvn.globalsources.com/
Email: gsfvietnam@globalsources.com
Register now: https://bit.ly/4frVNPO
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