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A year later, the Sun World Ba Na Hills tourism and entertainment complex opened to the public, with a cable car route ferrying travelers up from the foot of the mountain. The impact was immediate. In 2009, more than 1.3 million visitors came to Da Nang, setting a new record for arrivals. With world-class services and entertainments, a high-end resort and golf course, Ba Na Hills has continued to be a tourism magnet. … [Read more...] about World class developments give fresh impetus to Vietnam’s tourism hotspots

According to Decree 10/2020/NĐ-CP, ride-hailing apps would only help connect passengers and drivers and could not directly operate cars and decide rates. They could only act as an intermediary providing technology platform for transportation businesses. … [Read more...] about Ride-hailing cars must display taxi signs

Breaking the dominance Thanks to the huge support of Singaporean-based Sea Group and leading Chinese e-commerce company Alibaba, Shopee and Lazada quickly seized the upper hand in the local e-commerce market. Through data from e-bills, Japanese-backed market research company Intage Vietnam estimated Shopee’s market share to be 47 per cent, larger than any other platform in the market. … [Read more...] about Tiki-Sendo speculation piques sector interest

Due to the stagnant export, lobsters are being boosted for domestic consumption. Now, a kilo of lobster is sold at the wholesale price of just some VND540,000 (USD23.47). While the retail price is just around VND670,000-700,000. Traders are willing to send lobsters by air for customers who buy 10-20 kilos of lobsters a time. In this case, customers only need to pay additional transportation fees of VND500,000. A company in Dong Da District in Hanoi has ordered up to 100 kilos of live lobster at the price of VND600,000 per kilo as a gift for their staff on the coming Women's Day. The company can refuse to receive the product if it fails to meet the expectation. Alaskan lobsters and King crabs have also seen lower prices due to being affected by coronavirus. Vinmart supermarket chain is selling lobsters at just between VND495,000-630,000 per kilo. … [Read more...] about Vietnamese lobster breeders hit by coronavirus outbreak