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To such end, the sector will build and popularise Ha Nam tourism trademark, work with the Vietnam National Administration of Tourism and the Vietnam Tourism Association to join tourism fairs in traditional markets such as Japan, China, the Republic of Korea, and in new markets like Russia, Germany, UK, Canada and India, and welcome famtrip groups to the province./. … [Read more...] about BUSINESS NEWS OCTOBER 12

At the event, the FTU, the Centre for Data Science and Service Research - Graduate School of Economics and Management of Tohoku University (Japan), the Faculty of Economics and Business Management of National University of Laos, and the Climate Change Research Centre at the Viet Nam Institute of Meteorology, Hydrology and Climate Change signed an agreement on furthering co-operation in research and education on climate change and economic development. They also launched a network to expand joint research and education on climate change. … [Read more...] about VIETNAM BUSINESS NEWS HEADLINES OCTOBER 13

Speaking at the ceremony, Ms. Rebecca Bryant, Charge d’Affaires a.i. of the Australian Embassy said: ‘Deeper, stronger ties between our innovation systems is a key goal for our strategic partnership with Vietnam and the Innovation Partnership Grants provide excellent opportunities to nurture innovative ideas and scale on-going partnerships between Australian and Vietnamese organisations. I’m delighted to see more and more collaboration between the research institutions of our two countries.’ … [Read more...] about VIETNAM NEWS HEADLINES OCTOBER 13

“On a recent visit to the site, I met several actors working there,” said tourist Vũ Thanh Bình from Hà Nội. “I heard that the site had 20 film crews working there every day. I wonder why we have not set up such an attraction.” … [Read more...] about Stop monkeying around with our heritage sites

According to the statistics from the market research company Asia Plus, in Vietnam’s retail market, for the supermarket and hypermarket segments, Vietnamese retail businesses account for nearly 70% of selling points out of a total of 479 points, of which VinMart accounting for 120 venues and Co.op Mart having 116 ones. For shopping malls, Vincom accounts for more than 60% with 67 out of 96 selling points. While in the growing model of convenience store and mini-supermarkets, this number is also overwhelming with more than 80% of the selling points are domestic enterprises out of over 3,000 venues. In particular, VinMart+ alone accounts for more than 1,800 points, The gioi di dong (Mobile World) more than 500 points and Santra Food over 200 venues. … [Read more...] about Vietnamese retailers seize opportunities to conquer domestic market