Vietnam Exhibition Center

The VEC Exhibition Center in Hanoi, Vietnam, is the country’s newest, state-of-the-art, ultra-large-scale MICE facility, located in the capital city of Hanoi. Officially commissioned around August 2025, it stands as the largest venue of its kind in Southeast Asia, with the vision of establishing Hanoi as one of the world’s premier MICE destinations.

The centerpiece of the exhibition center features an indoor pavilion design inspired by the legendary “Golden Turtle God” (Kim Quy) of Vietnamese folklore, characterized by a distinctive circular dome structure that symbolizes the harmonious fusion of tradition and modernity.

Total site area: approximately 90 hectares (900,000 square meters).

Indoor exhibition space: The core zone comprises nine interconnected large halls, totaling over 130,000 square meters. Each hall spans roughly 9,000 to 10,500 square meters, with floor load-bearing capacities of up to 5 tons per square meter, making it ideally suited for showcasing heavy industrial machinery and equipment.

Outdoor exhibition park: Boasting Asia’s largest outdoor exhibition park, covering a total area of 20.6 hectares and divided into four thematic zones.

Supporting facilities: These include VIP reception rooms, multiple conference rooms, restaurants, a large convention and banquet center capable of accommodating 4,500 guests, a 42-story office tower, and a five-star hotel currently under construction or in the planning stages.

Parking: The complex offers secure and convenient parking, with approximately 10,000 spaces, including 3,000 car parking spots and nearly 400 truck/container parking spaces.