Desert Harbour Tourism, a Dubai-based destination management company founded by Vietnamese entrepreneurs, has marked its eighth year in operation, having facilitated trips for more than 20,000 visitors, with over 70 per cent coming from Vietnam.
As Vietnam accelerates efforts to transition to low-carbon growth, IFC is providing a $70 million loan to HDBank – one of the country’s leading banks in climate finance – to increase its funding for renewable energy projects in Vietnam.
The funding will help ITL transform and grow by acquiring new assets, developing new warehouses and facilities, and deploying advanced information technology systems.
Environmental awareness in real estate has become an integral part of the growing impact investing trend.
The smart city will be built by a joint venture between BRG Group and Sumitomo Corporation.
The Tokyo-headquartered apparel company has sealed a deal to take over 70 per cent of stakes at Vietnam’s Global Fashion (GF), the parent company of women’s accessories brand Vascara.
The new funds will be used by the hotel management and booking platform for new markets and hotel staff training, as well as building a second tech hub in Vietnam, its second after India.
On-demand multi-service platform GoViet has achieved 100 million rides over the course of one year, helping connect millions of local residents to 125 thousand driver-partners and 70,000 food merchants over all.
After four months of implementing CPTPP, Vietnam’s trade with Canada, Mexico and Japan has increased by over 70 per cent, 8 per cent and 4 per cent, respectively.
When and how Eximbank Tower would be built remains a mystery.
Savills Vietnam has been officially appointed the property manager of Leadvisors Tower, a Japanese grade A office building developed by LeadvisorSanei Hospitality Holdings.
With 70.36 out of 100 points in the provincial competitiveness index, Quang Ninh shows the best business environment in Vietnam, followed by Dong Thap, Long An and Ben Tre.
Nearly 70 per cent of Japanese companies want to expand their business in Vietnam.
Due to the restricted investment capital and the underexploited project, Vietinbank has asked its shareholders for the partial or whole transference of Vietinbank Tower project.
