China reopens group tours to Vietnam from March 15

China reopens group tours to Vietnam from March 15

The Chinese government has announced a list of pilot countries, including Vietnam, to which China's group tours can be conducted starting from March 15.
Vietnam’s infrastructure luring Chinese investment

Vietnam’s infrastructure luring Chinese investment

With wider activities taking place involving the markets of China, Taiwan, and Hong Kong, their investors are looking at potential infrastructure opportunities throughout Vietnam.
Vietnam's trade with largest partners in 2022

Vietnam's trade with largest partners in 2022

Data from the General Department of Customs shows in 2022, China is Vietnam's largest trading partner with a total two-way trade turnover of 175.57 billion USD, followed by the US (123.86 billion USD), the Republic of Korea (86.38 billion USD) and Japan (47.61 billion USD).
UK settles £2.3bn trade row with EU

UK settles £2.3bn trade row with EU

Britain said Thursday it had paid a whopping £2.3 billion ($2.8 billion) to settle a long-running row with the EU, despite having quit the bloc.
Promotion of exports to be based on global demand

Promotion of exports to be based on global demand

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has emphasised that the industry and trade sector needs to aim to reach 6 per cent growth in export value this year.
Strong figures for FDI in January

Strong figures for FDI in January

An increase in FDI last month leads to a confidence boost in investor sentiment for 2023.
Starbucks profit rises despite hit from China

Starbucks profit rises despite hit from China

Starbucks reported higher quarterly profits Thursday, fueled by solid North American growth that compensated for continued weakness in China due to Covid-19 restrictions.
Fruit exports to China increase sharply

Fruit exports to China increase sharply

The recovery of exports to China will contribute to boosting Vietnam's fruit and vegetable industry in 2023.
Businesses exporting medicinal herbs to China required to register

Businesses exporting medicinal herbs to China required to register

Vietnamese businesses which want to export medicinal herbs to China must submit information about growing areas and packaging establishments to the provincial Departments of Agriculture and Rural Development.
The return of China: mostly positive news for Vietnam

The return of China: mostly positive news for Vietnam

After three years of isolation, China is finally exiting its restrictive pandemic strategy. Patrick Lenain, senior associate of the Council on Economic Policies, points out how Vietnam might take advantage from this change.
Hopes rise for blossoming foreign investment in Vietnam

Hopes rise for blossoming foreign investment in Vietnam

Foreign direct investment in Vietnam is expected to soar to over $35 billion in 2023.
Vietnam-China trade conference resumes after three-year hiatus

Vietnam-China trade conference resumes after three-year hiatus

From January 10 to 13, a delegation from the Chinese province of Guangxi visited Vietnam for a range of economic and trade development activities.
Trade possibilities restored as China softens restrictions

Trade possibilities restored as China softens restrictions

It is anticipated that reopening of China’s border could somewhat alleviate Vietnam’s sluggish import and export positions.
Chinese activity back in vogue as fruit and veg surge

Chinese activity back in vogue as fruit and veg surge

As of January 8, Chinese customs will no longer tests imported commodities, including frozen foods, for COVID-19 at the border – action demonstrating that the Chinese government has taken another step towards complete reopening after its National Health Commission stated last month that it would soften its pandemic response.
Thailand says no Covid test needed for travellers from China

Thailand says no Covid test needed for travellers from China

Thai authorities said Thursday that travellers from China could enter the kingdom without pre-departure coronavirus tests, hoping their return would be a shot in the arm for the country's tourism sector recovery.
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