A stage for nighttime performance in Cao Lanh City, Dong Thap Province, southern Vietnam. Photo: Viet Toan / Tuoi Tre News It’s a heady mix of mooncakes and birthday cakes, Saigon export, Larue and Huda beers, rice whisky and strange things in your soup. And it all depends on who is open during the holidays or whose cousin has taken over the restaurant duties while the main chef is heading back to the hometown to touch base with the relatives and parents. Yeah, good luck with that. … [Read more...] about Vietnam’s festive season
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Da Nang cathedral and hotel turn tourists away amid coronavirus fears
Foreigners entering Vietnam through border gates will be subject to body temperature screening and mandatory health declaration forms. The border guard, security and customs officers are equipped with facial masks. Wildlife animals are strictly prohibited to be transported into Vietnam. … [Read more...] about Da Nang cathedral and hotel turn tourists away amid coronavirus fears
Business centers – a practical trend for international firms
Meanwhile, in Ho Chi Minh City, both of Grade A and Grade B buildings recorded improvements in occupancy. While Grade A’s occupancy rate increased by 1ppt q-o-q, reaching over 93 percent; Grade B’s went up by 3ppts q-o-q to 90 percent. Grade A office space recorded a net take-up of 3,800sqm while there was more than 23,000sqm of Grade B space taken up. … [Read more...] about Business centers – a practical trend for international firms
Demand for senior executives in retail sector to rise after Tet
Retail ranked second behind manufacturing in recruitment demand in the fourth quarter last year, with the number of job posts rising by 7 percent from the previous quarter, according to a report by recruitment firm Navigos. Sectors like IT, banking and professional services trailed retail. … [Read more...] about Demand for senior executives in retail sector to rise after Tet
Vietnamese aviation market experiences competition rage
In the near future, the number of passengers will continue to increase – albeit at a slower pace – while the capacity of the two most important airports will not. And the road infrastructure connecting to neighboring airports remains problematic. Therefore, the closure of these runways for repair or upgrade would heavily affect the operations of airlines. … [Read more...] about Vietnamese aviation market experiences competition rage
