Tết in Vietnam: What is the impact on international logistics?
Tết, the Vietnamese Lunar New Year, is the most important celebration in Vietnam. Although it is often confused with the Chinese New Year, it is a distinct holiday deeply rooted in Vietnamese culture. Tết marks a period of renewal and transition. It is characterised by: In 2026, it will be celebrated on 17 February. Beyond its cultural significance, this period has a direct impact on international logistics and international transport operations to and from Vietnam. What are the consequences of Tết on production? During this period: The country operates at a slower pace. This directly affects international logistics flows. What is the impact on international transport? The slowdown in production results in: Shipment planning therefore becomes essential to secure international supply chains. Anticipating Tết to secure your logistics operations Managing the impact of Tết relies on anticipation. At Nexline, our Ho Chi Minh team plans international logistics operations ahead of time to ensure business continuity despite the nationwide slowdown. Tết remains a significant moment in Vietnam. In international logistics, it serves as a reminder of the importance of structured planning and proactive coordination to secure international transport flows.