Michael Isenschmid, managing director of Zurich-based IAP Investment & Trust Services AG, shares a few suggestions to make Vietnam even more attractive.
Vietnam War Marine awarded Medal of Honor finally buried at Arlington
A 90-year-old Florida woman was on hand last week as her son — killed in Vietnam and posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor — was buried at Arlington National Cemetery.
Hungarian artist with a great passion for Vietnam’s trees
Maria, who is living in Vietnam, has always looked on trees with a great passion. Hungarian painter Ory Anna-Maria. Ory Anna-Maria’s 10 paintings, which were showcased at an exhibition in Hanoi in …
Singapore’s first woman Ambassador in Hanoi highlights Covid-19 success and business opportunities in Vietnam
SINGAPORE – It is Vietnam’s turn to chair the 10-member Association for Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) this year. While all eyes are on the Asean Summit to be held in Hanoi from November 11 to 15, …
More aid sent to flood survivors in central Vietnam from overseas
Vietnamese people and international friends from all over the world continue to make donations to help survivors of the historic floods in central Vietnam over the last several days.
Japan extends almost ¥43 billion in loans to Myanmar for roads and corporate finance
Of the total, ¥27.78 billion will be earmarked for a project to build a bridge on a road that crosses Myanmar, Thailand, Laos and Vietnam.
Six countries, territories participate in Vietnam International Travel Mart
Businesses from six countries and territories have registered to participate in the Vietnam International Travel Mart, to be held at the Hanoi International Exhibition Centre on November 18-21 after …
Six countries, territories participate in Vietnam International Travel Mart
Businesses from six countries and territories have registered to participate in the Vietnam International Travel Mart, to be held at the Hanoi International Exhibition Centre on November 18-21 after …
Meet the New Yorker who brought beers to his buddies in the Vietnam War
The Vietnam War soldiers weren’t just happy for a taste of their old lives, but a reminder that they weren’t forgotten.
Dumping by Vietnam hits Indian pepper
Indian pepper has suffered a sharp erosion in domestic prices as unrestricted dumping of Vietnamese pepper — via Nepal and Sri Lanka — has gained momentum in the last couple of years, planters said. T …