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15 must-visit places in Vietnam
29-09-2018 11:48
Vietnam is one of the most magical places in the world. Here are 15 of the most amazing destinations in the country that foreign holiday-goers should visit at least once in their lifetime.
Hai Van Gate set to become tourist magnet
11-09-2018 12:50
The Hai Van Gate (Hai Van Quan) was built on Hai Van Pass by the Nguyen dynasty in 1826 to protect the Hue Imperial Citadel and control Da Nang’s waterfront. The structure was recognized as a national relic site in 2017 and is now being renovated as a tourist attraction.
M&A: Fertile land for consultancy services
13-08-2018 17:15
Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) deals have been vibrant across the board, particularly in retail, consumer goods production, real estate, finance, and agriculture, providing enormous opportunities to consultancy organisations and securities firms.
Businesses tackle exchange rate volatility with flexible solutions
13-08-2018 16:31
Businesses have been taking steps to mitigate the impacts of the current volatile exchange rate situation on their business operations.
Lang Co town – A quiet retreat for summer escapes
25-06-2018 16:11
The small Lang Co town in Phu Loc district, Thua Thien – Hue province is located on the root of the imposing Hai Van mountain range. Endowed with over 10km long beach sloping gently to the pure water sea to shape an arc with the long and beautiful sand, Lang Co is a quiet note for summer escape.
Scenic winding railway across Hai Van Pass
10-05-2018 13:32
The stretch of railway winding through Hai Van pass is considered the most difficult section on the north-south rail route and impresses visitors with its stunning scenic views.
Mobile World and Tran Anh confirm acquisition
30-08-2017 21:13
In early August, rumours took flight that Mobile World Investment Corporation (MWG) will acquire Tran Anh Digital World JSC (Tran Anh), and have now came true as both parties confirmed the acquisition plan, which is still waiting for the approval of shareholders.
Expansion of Hai Van Tunnel No 2 safe: investor
19-07-2017 11:28
No cracks have been found during expansion work on the Hai Van Tunnel No 2 after a series of dynamite detonations were permitted between March and June, the project investor said yesterday.
Hải Vân Gate recognised as Historical Relic and Architecture
25-05-2017 10:23
The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism has recognised the Hải Vân Gate in the border of Thừa Thiên-Huế Province and Đà Nẵng City as National Historical Relic and Architecture.
Cut in unemployment payments good for firms. And for workers?
21-04-2017 11:50
Nguyen Thi Hai Van, head of the Employment Department of the Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs, speaks to Dân Tri.com.vn about the Government’s decision to cut employers’ contributions to the unemployment fund.
Karaoke fire spurs safety inspections
08-11-2016 15:14
The fire which killed 13 at a karaoke bar in Hanoi last Tuesday has once again raised fire safety concerns in Vietnam, where fire prevention and firefighting capabilities are still limited. Thai Van reports.
Bitter rivalry in Vietnam’s coffee shops
08-11-2016 14:59
High rents and expensive imported materials have driven local and foreign cafés into a costly coffee tug-of-war to win Vietnamese customers. Thai Van reports.
Planning to be cut in new law
24-09-2016 10:00
Vietnam has put forward too many plans, a large number of which have been infeasible and unrealistic and wasted the state’s resources, said Deputy Minister of Planning and Investment Dang Huy Dong.
Cracks, leaks in Hải Vân Tunnel cause concern
12-08-2016 08:55
Several large cracks have appeared in the roof and walls of the Hải Vân Tunnel in recent months, causing safety concerns.
TPP a cause for concern for Vietnam tour operators
11-07-2016 09:00
The Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement, if ratified, will allow investors from 11 foreign countries to provide tour operator services in Vietnam for the first time, raising concerns among local travel companies about losing out in their home market to foreign rivals that have stronger international experience and financing.
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