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The district has created favourable conditions for all economic sectors to invest in trade and service, and offered incentives to encourage households in good locations for trading such as along main roads, near markets and trade areas, to engage in trading. 

Nguyen Van Hien residing in Trung Tam village, Tan Linh commune, said: "These days, a good road system makes it easier to transport commodity. Almost all types of goods have reached every commune and township. The network of supermarkets, shops, stores that sell all types of goods, makes it even more convenient for us to buy things". 

Effectively mobilisinginvestmentfrom local economic sectors and external resources, Luc Yen district continues calling for investment in building infrastructure for trade activities, such as markets, shops, warehouses and supermarkets. From now to 2025, the district will work to better the existing market network to ensure smooth commodity circulation, thus developing stable channels for goods distribution and a multi-sector economy. 

Attention will also be paid to promoting local tourism potential and developing signature tourism products, particularly ecotourism products, festivals and traditional craft villages. The locality will actively call on domestic and foreign investors to invest in tourism. 

At the same time, the district will work to improve the quality of and diversifying export products, and increasing the proportion of processed products for export. 

For-export enterprises will be encouraged to modernize their technology and equipment, particularly those engaging in processing stone and traditional bamboo weaving. 

The district will invest in increasing the capacity of the existing passenger transport network and bulding infrastructure for the bus network.