Online Shopping Booms, Traditional Markets Struggle
As online shopping convenience grows in Vietnam, traditional markets are losing customers. Live streaming sales, especially for apparel, are gaining popularity and attracting time-conscious consumers. Traditional markets face urgent needs for price transparency and improved hygiene.
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