On the afternoon of January 6, Da Nang City held a conference to summarize the work in 2025 and deploy tasks for 2026. Reports at the conference showed that despite being affected by the global economy, natural disasters and the merger process with Quang Nam province, the city's socio-economy still maintained a fairly good growth rate.
In 2025, Da Nang's GRDP is estimated at 316.1 trillion VND, an increase of 35.5 trillion VND compared to 2024; GRDP per capita reached 4,287 USD, ranking the city's economic scale 9th/34 provinces and cities directly under the Central Government.
The service sector continues to be a pillar with an increase of 9.34%, contributing nearly 5 percentage points to overall growth. Tourism is a bright spot with more than 17.77 million visitors, an increase of 18.3%; of which international visitors reached 7.68 million, an increase of 25.8%. Revenue from accommodation, dining, and travel is estimated at nearly 60,000 billion VND, an increase of 21%.
The industrial - construction sector increased by 12.07%, of which construction made a breakthrough of 25.6% with 69 real estate projects licensed, total capital of more than 78,000 billion VND. The Industrial Production Index (IIP) for the whole year increased by 8.9%, although the second half of the year was under pressure from cost and export markets.
State budget revenue in 2025 reached more than 63,620 billion VND, equal to 125.4% of the estimate. The city attracted 94 domestic projects with nearly 118,800 billion VND of investment capital and 520.42 million USD of FDI, raising the total number of FDI projects to 1,288 projects, with registered capital of more than 10.9 billion USD.
Social security continues to be a highlight when Da Nang completed 100% of the target of eliminating temporary and dilapidated houses with 12,301 units; and at the same time implemented 38 social housing projects with 34,360 units, exceeding 119% of the target for the period 2025-2030.
Stepping into 2026, Da Nang sets a growth target of 11% or more, focusing on completing the two-level government model, effectively exploiting special mechanisms, promoting investment - disbursement of public investment capital and improving the quality of people's lives.
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