The events aim to enhance shopping and cultural experiences during the country’s biggest traditional festival while contributing to the development of the capital’s cultural industries and tourism.

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Young people seek calligraphy for good fortune during a fair in Hanoi.

At Hoang Cau Stadium in O Cho Dua ward, a fair featuring around 100 standard booths has been organized. The event includes areas for showcasing and introducing typical commercial products, promoting OCOP (One Commune One Product) items, and displaying handicrafts and traditional craft village products, alongside decorative installations and photo booths. A wide range of enterprises from Hanoi and other provinces and cities nationwide are taking part.

Another fair with 30 booths is being held at Go Dong Da in Dong Da ward, presenting representative products such as handicrafts, garments, household goods and regional specialties with clear origins. The event has attracted participation from businesses and cooperatives in the capital as well as other localities.

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OCOP products from Hanoi's Hoai Duc vermicelli craft village showcased at a local fair.

Meanwhile, a similar 30-booth shopping event is underway at Phung Khoang Park in Dai Mo ward. Visitors to the program can experience distinctive cultural features reflected in typical products from Hanoi and provinces across the country.

These events run through February 8 and are expected to help stabilize the market, ensure social welfare in the city, enhance the effectiveness of trade promotion and business connectivity activities, stimulate domestic consumption, expand markets, and promote Vietnamese brands.

Source: VNA