Over 100 booths featured at Lam Dong Trade Fair 2026
More than 80 businesses and organisations are showcasing their products across over 100 booths at the 2026 Lam Dong Trade Fair, taking place at Gia Nghia Central Square.
On the afternoon of 25 July, the Lam Dong Provincial People's Committee officially opened the 2026 Lam Dong Trade Fair at Gia Nghia Central Square. Le Trong Yen, a member of the Provincial Party Standing Committee and Standing Vice Chairman of the Lam Dong Provincial People's Committee, joined leaders of provincial departments and local authorities in touring the exhibition booths.
The 2026 Lam Dong Trade Fair runs from 25 July to 2 August. The event is being held to mark the inauguration of Gia Nghia Central Square and the Museum–Library–Park Complex.
The fair features more than 100 booths representing over 80 businesses, cooperatives and production establishments from Lam Dong and other localities across Vietnam.
Exhibitors are showcasing a wide range of products, including regional specialties, OCOP (One Commune One Product) items, agricultural produce, processed foods, consumer goods and other signature products from across the country.
Beyond promoting trade, the fair provides businesses with an opportunity to showcase their brands, find potential partners, expand market access and strengthen business connections.
The event also serves as a platform to highlight Lam Dong Province's economic, cultural and tourism potential to residents, visitors and investors.
According to the organising committee, the fair will feature a series of product promotion events, business matchmaking activities, supply-demand networking sessions and exhibitions of local specialties. The programme is expected to stimulate consumer spending and support the growth of the province's trade and service sectors.
Holding the trade fair alongside the opening of Gia Nghia Central Square and the Museum–Library–Park Complex has created a new public space for recreation, shopping and community activities, while adding momentum to the province's celebrations marking the completion of its latest public infrastructure projects.
Following the opening ceremony, large numbers of officials and residents toured the exhibition booths, exploring OCOP (One Commune One Product) products, regional specialties and other signature goods on display.
