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Sun World Ba Na Hills, as attractive and classy as "Disneyland" in Vietnam, will bring tourists lost in endless joy this summer with a series of festivals, exciting events, fascinating events, and world-class works of unique international stature.
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Vietnam’s premier developer of modern entertainment complexes has acted to protect the health of the general community as well as tourists and staff. The temporary closure will allow Sun Group to devote energy to preparing many exciting new developments that will be rolled out when Covid-19 is deemed to be no longer a threat and help Vietnam’s tourism industry recover.
Since the launching of the first cable car route 10 years ago, Sun World Ba Na Hills has become one of the country's tourism hotspots and Sun Group is working to make it more attractive.
After being neglected for decades, Ba Na has now become one of the country's tourism hubs, attracting millions of visitors each year.
National Assembly Chairwoman enjoyed the highest rate of "high confidence" which was 90.1 per cent whilst Education Minister fared the worst in a vote of confidence held by the National Assembly yesterday.
The Law on Special Administrative and Economic Units is one of the highlighted issues put high on agenda in the fifth working session of 14th National Assembly.
Head of the Finance Ministry's Tax Policy Department Pham Dinh Thi affirmed that the Ministry of Finance has not announced any taxes on the second home.
The Government will not use the State budget to settle the debts of 12 major projects operating at a loss, Deputy Prime Minister Truong Hoa Binh has asserted.
Minister tells NA that 6.7% target remains within reach.
Land clearance for the Long Thanh airport project in the southern province of Dong Nai should be sped up to prevent price slippage that will affect investment capital and to help people living in the project area stablise their living conditions, said National Assembly (NA) deputies on Thursday.
Shares advanced on Monday on strong support from the banking sector, following a new National Assembly resolution to resolve bad debt.
Parliaments should take stronger action to respond to climate change by maximising their roles as legislators and supervisors as well as enhancing international co-operation to ensure “no one is left behind”, said a Vietnamese National Assembly (NA) official.
