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Vinpearl set an after-tax profit target of 3 trillion dong for 2026, nearly tripling the previous year, as it aims to build a leading integrated tourism and entertainment brand in Asia. At the company’s 2026 Annual General Meeting on April 24, Vinpearl Joint Stock Company also announced expected 2026 revenue of 16,000 billion dong.
Vinpearl said the 3 trillion dong after-tax profit target is intended as both a financial milestone and a step toward expanding into international markets. The management’s confidence is supported by 2025 performance, when consolidated net revenue reached 15,539 billion dong, up 11% above the plan.
In 2025, Vinpearl highlighted strong growth in its hotels and entertainment segments, which rose 34%. The group reported gross profit of 5,394 billion dong.
For 2026, Vinpearl outlined four core pillars: sustainable tourism, standout products, seamless experiences, and leading technology. The company also identified market restructuring as a priority to improve the quality of growth.
Rather than expanding broadly, Vinpearl plans to optimize its customer mix by focusing on international markets with higher spending and longer stays. It will also expand into new markets to reduce volatility and diversify demand.
Vinpearl said digital transformation will be a key lever to optimize the customer journey. The company is developing an online integrated tourism platform designed to connect products across the ecosystem using data and technology. The goal is to enable customers to search, book, and experience services with a few clicks, aiming to set benchmarks for Vietnam’s tourism market.
On products, Vinpearl is shifting away from mass-market provisioning toward deeper segmentation. The company plans to restructure its product ecosystem into multiple tiers to serve needs ranging from affordable to premium and ultra-luxury, aligning each product line with the spending behavior of its target customers.
Vinpearl also said it will implement a health-focused wellness retreat community under the Vin New Horizon brand, positioning it as a new pillar for welfare-related business.
Vinpearl said it will continue integrating ESG standards into its comprehensive operations. Management stated that ESG initiatives can help optimize resources, control costs, and strengthen long-term competitiveness.
At the meeting, company leadership said it will keep raising the standard of customer experiences to reinforce Vinpearl’s role as an integrated travel, accommodation, and entertainment brand, contributing to Vietnam’s tourism presence on the global stage.
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