Mekong delta tour half day

Coca-Cola - Making a difference for a greener Vietnam Present in Vietnam for 27 years now, Coca-Cola continues to pursue its vision to become the leading total beverage company in the country with a strong focus on sustainability and inclusive growth. The Coca-Cola Company’s business and investment in the country have increased over the years, creating thousands of jobs for locals. In 2017, Coca-Cola Beverages Vietnam Ltd., the local bottling partner of Coca-Cola, made a significant investment in cutting-edge technology at four production lines in its Danang factory. Additionally, the factory has been continually upgrading smart manufacturing and environmentally friendly technology in line with international standards. Coca-Cola’s total investment into warehouses and wastewater treatment at this factory only stands at around $5 million so far. In addition to long-term business growth, Coca-Cola is also actively focused on its environmental, social, and governance commitments in …

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SMEs in Tra Vinh Province will be given financial support in technology, human resources, finance, production, sales, marketing, and internal management. — Photo laodong.vn Tra Vinh Provincial People's Committee will support small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in the province from 2022 to 2025 with a total budget of VND88.5 billion. With the project, the city set the target of having more than 2,000 new businesses established. The province will improve the investment and business environment for SMEs which will be supported in technology, human resources, finance, production, sales, marketing, and internal management. The project is expected to contribute to help the province rank in the top 10 in economic development in the Mekong Delta before 2030. — VNS …

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The Hanoi Department of Education and Training on December 5 changed its plan on face-to-face learning for high school students due to the complicated nature of the COVID-19 outbreak locally. In its latest announcement, graders 10 & 11 will not attend school as from December 6 as previously planned, while graders 12 will take a mix of face-to-face and online learning. In addition, 50% of graders 12 will attend school on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, while the other half will go to school on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Students will learn online on other days. Grade 9 students in 18 outlying districts continue to study at school as planned. Students of other grades will be taught online. Preschool children will continue to stay home from school. The Department requested schools to only arrange one shift of learning (either in the morning or afternoon) instead of two shifts as usual. Several days ago Hanoi decided to permit schools to reopen the door to …

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