International exhibition «VIETBUILD TP Hồ Chí Minh 2026 – Lần 2» (2nd edition)

   Picking tiles, comparing façade systems, lining up a contractor and checking what goes into the lighting plan usually means weeks of driving between showrooms and warehouses. In Ho Chi Minh City all of that lands under one roof for five days, with manufacturers, distributors, architects and equipment suppliers working in neighbouring aisles — and you can put your questions to any of them face to face.

   This is the second Ho Chi Minh City edition of VIETBUILD this year, an annual construction trade fair series that has been running for many years across the country. The show floor is organised around five industry groups that together cover the full chain: planning, investment, design, construction, fit-out and the newer technology solutions layered on top.

   What is on the floor, in short:

• — real estate;
• — architecture;
• — industrial machinery;
• — transport;
• — lighting equipment, interior and exterior decoration.

   For a sense of scale, the previous edition in June at the same venue drew roughly 600 companies with 2,500+ booths from 20+ countries, and the organisers closed it by naming 35 companies for the best-built stands — booth design is taken seriously here. The 2026 series has already passed through Hanoi in March and Da Nang in May, and returns to Hanoi in September and November.

   Trade visitors know exactly what to do with a floor like this: architects and engineers source solutions for a specific project, contractors and developers meet suppliers, distributors look for new brands and dealership terms. It is just as useful if you are simply building or renovating a home — one visit lets you compare materials from competing manufacturers, ask about specifications and installation, and handle real samples instead of catalogue photos.

   Sky Expo Việt Nam has hosted VIETBUILD's Ho Chi Minh City editions for several years now. It sits on the north-western edge of the city, inside the Quang Trung Software City tech park, so point your map at the park itself rather than the street number and allow extra travel time — this is a long way from the central districts.

   Entry is open to everyone and nothing has to be booked in advance; you simply turn up during opening hours. Companies that want a stand rather than a look around register separately: Exhibitor registration.

   The organising board takes exhibition enquiries at [email protected]; alongside the main hotline, the lines +84 28 3997 4999 and +84 989 989 809 are also in service.

   If you are carrying a project, a budget or just a shopping list for the house, five days at Sky Expo will spare you a month of driving around town.