With a total of 400 booths, the fair will gather hundreds of Vietnam’s famous brand names in the fields of garment and textile, footwear, cosmetics, jewelry and beauty services. The 7-day event, which is expected to attract ten of thousands of visitors, will provide a chance for businesses to advertise their products and seek investment and cooperation partners.
The three-day event will draw the participation of 1,800 domestic and foreign businesses. Through the exhibition, enterprises operating in the hotel and food industry in Vietnam will have the opportunity to learn about new technologies, products and advanced services from around the globe.
The mid-term CG meeting provides a forum for the Vietnamese government and international donors to review the country’s socio economic development and assess the progress of Vietnam’s commitments from the previous meeting and measures to improve the efficiency in using Official Development Assistance (ODA) resources.
This year’s forum, themed “the Mekong Delta-Connectivity for Sustainable Development”, will focus on working out effective measures to boost the regional economic connectivity.
Various activities will take place including trade and investment promotion, an agricultural products fair and an exhibition during the festival.
According to the ADB official, the upcoming meeting is also an opportunity for other countries to better understand Vietnam , because the international event draws the participation of about 3,500 delegates from 67 ADB member countries and observers as well as about 400 reporters.
The provincial authorities have invested a record sum of more than VND138 billion ($6.57 million) in preparation for the performance, titled Mysterious Ha Long By Night, to be held on Bai Chay Beach on May 2.
The festival, themed “Cultural heritage with integration and development- rendezvous of historical cities”, will be a spotlight of the National Tourism Year 2012, which will also be hosted by the province.
Being organised by the United Nations World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO), the event will include a seminar that focus on the protection of tourists and tour operators’ rights in the context of rising crises and the quick growth of tourism in the world.
The event is jointly hosted by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, the central province of Quảng Nam and the German-based Association Interkultur.
Launched by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism's Department of Fine Arts, Photography and Exhibitions in co-operation with the Viet Nam Association of Photographic Artists (VAPA), the Natural Cultural Heritage Department and National Administration of Tourism, the competition aims to draw attention to the value of the nation's UNESCO-recognised world heritages.
Deputy Prime Minister Pham Gia Khiem has given the nod to the proposal to host the event by Ha Giang province, which is home to Dong Van Stone Plateau, a member of the Global Network National Geoparks.
The American band said on its website that it expected a total of 55,000 concert attendees in HCM City on March 24 and 26 in Hanoi. According to organisers, the show is the same as the performed on other stops during the band's worldwide tour.
Participants and the tournament’s schedule have not yet been unveiled. In the previous event in Indonesia, Thailand's Federbrau beat Zhetysu Almaty of Kazakhstan 3-1 to take the female title.
The event is scheduled to take place on April 29-May 2 in Bai Chay, Tuan Chau resorts and the center of Ha Long city under the northern province of Quang Ninh. Ha Long Bay was recognized by UNESCO as the world natural heritage in 1994 and 2000.
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