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Kajiwara Junichi, general director of Acecook Vietnam JSC stated that the Acecook Buffet Mi Ly will be a creative place for customers to “cook” their own cup of noodles. Customers will have a free choice of noodles or pho (a type of Vietnamese noodles), a large selection of toppings, and submerge all ingredients in a hearty soup to make noodles just the way they like it. … [Read more...] about Acecook to open restaurant of cup noodles

Hotels with “for sale” signs have been seen in many places, such as five-star Grand Vista Hà Nội (Hà Nội) for VNĐ950 billion (US$40.9 million) and Pullman Saigon Centre in HCM City. Many two to four-star hotels have been also offered for sale as investors are unable to cover operation costs without guests. … [Read more...] about Hotels for sale due to COVID-19

Bamboo Airways operates flights between Quy Nhơn and many primary areas such as Hà Nội, Hải Phòng, Vinh, Thanh Hóa, and Cần Thơ. At the beginning of 2020, Bamboo Airways was the air carrier that completed the first international flights to Phù Cát Airport, creating more opportunities for a direct connection between international markets to this island and sea paradise. — VNS … [Read more...] about FLC Grand Hotel Quy Nhơn comes into operation

After such a period of perseverance, along with extreme stress, Thanh eventually managed to sell five apartments in Ho Chi Minh City at the same time. With a commission rate of 1-2.5 percent for each project, Thanh has been able to pay off all her debts. … [Read more...] about A closer look at telemarketing in Vietnam

Facts from recent wars in Southern Europe, Southern Asia, the Middle East and Northern Africa show that the governments’ lacking in foreign policies of independence and self-reliance have been one of the major causes or the “fuse” of the wars. Particularly, as the governments of Syria and Ukraine have failed to consistently pursue a foreign policy of independence and self-reliance, the national cohesiveness has been broken up, and violence and conflict is spreading over the two countries. These governments have relied too much on foreign countries, hoping that foreign forces would save their nations, national sovereignty and territorial integrity. They have been wrong so far. Leaders of these countries should have understood that foreign countries, especially big powers, always place their national interests as the first and foremost priority. Without any tangible or/and intangible gains, few countries would render support to others. … [Read more...] about Vietnam consistent with self-reliance policy in protecting national seas and islands