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Ascott and DOJI Group Partner to Launch Diamond Crown Westlake in Hanoi

Ascott and DOJI Group Partner to Launch Diamond Crown Westlake in Hanoi

The Ascott Limited, a lodging business unit of CapitaLand Investment, has announced its inaugural partnership with DOJI Group to launch Diamond Crown Westlake by The Crest Collection in Tay Ho, Hanoi, Vietnam. This collaboration marks a significant milestone in Ascott's expansion in Vietnam, bringing its portfolio to 40 properties. The Crest Collection, known for its heritage-inspired luxury, will offer a culturally immersive and design-led hospitality experience. The project aims to set a new benchmark for luxury hospitality in Hanoi, appealing to global-minded travelers seeking unique and refined experiences.
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Vietnam says USTR forced labour conclusion does not reflect its efforts

Vietnam says USTR forced labour conclusion does not reflect its efforts

HANOI, June 4 (Reuters) - Vietnam's foreign ministry said on Thursday that the U.S. Trade Representative's conclusion that it had failed to curb trade in goods made with forced labour does not fully or accurately reflect Vietnam's mitigation efforts.
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IHG Expands in Vietnam with New Crowne Plaza Agreement

IHG Expands in Vietnam with New Crowne Plaza Agreement

IHG Expands in Vietnam with New Crowne Plaza Agreement
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How the New World Cup Format Helps Underdog Nations

How the New World Cup Format Helps Underdog Nations

The 2026 FIFA World Cup expands from 32 to 48 teams. Here's a breakdown of how the new format creates new opportunities for smaller soccer nations.
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Vietjet Expands Asia-Pacific Routes, Enhancing Connectivity and Travel Opportunities

Vietjet Expands Asia-Pacific Routes, Enhancing Connectivity and Travel Opportunities

Vietjet Expands Asia-Pacific Routes, Enhancing Connectivity and Travel Opportunities
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Exclusive-Satellite images show suspected structure at disputed South China Sea atoll, but later gone

Exclusive-Satellite images show suspected structure at disputed South China Sea atoll, but later gone

By Karen Lema and Greg Torode MANILA, June 4 (Reuters) - Satellite images obtained by Reuters confirmed the presence of a structure at the entrance of the hotly disputed Scarborough Shoal in the South China Sea last week, though later imagery suggests it is no longer there.
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Yasam Ayavefe Expands Hospitality Strategy with Mileo Dubai Focus

Yasam Ayavefe Expands Hospitality Strategy with Mileo Dubai Focus

Yasam Ayavefe Expands Hospitality Strategy with Mileo Dubai Focus
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NWD Golf Expands in Vietnam to Boost Golf Tourism Revenue

NWD Golf Expands in Vietnam to Boost Golf Tourism Revenue

NWD Golf Expands in Vietnam to Boost Golf Tourism Revenue
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Lotte Biologics to Showcase New Songdo Plant at BIO USA

Lotte Biologics to Showcase New Songdo Plant at BIO USA

Lotte Biologics to Showcase New Songdo Plant at BIO USA
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Lotte Hotels Highgate Form Strategic Partnership for Lotte New York Palace

Lotte Hotels Highgate Form Strategic Partnership for Lotte New York Palace

Lotte Hotels Highgate Form Strategic Partnership for Lotte New York Palace
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U.S. Approves $100 Million C-130 Support Deal for Vietnam

U.S. Approves $100 Million C-130 Support Deal for Vietnam

The U.S. State Department has approved a $100 million deal to supply Vietnam with equipment and support related to the Lockheed Martin C-130 Hercules aircraft. This deal, under the Foreign Military Sales program, includes engine propellers, aircraft components, ground handling equipment, and training services. Although Vietnam does not currently operate the C-130, this move suggests a potential acquisition of the aircraft to enhance its strategic airlift capabilities.
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Philippines and Vietnam Aim for Fair Trade Deals Amidst Agricultural Trade Concerns

Philippines and Vietnam Aim for Fair Trade Deals Amidst Agricultural Trade Concerns

The Philippines and Vietnam are working to expand their bilateral trade to $20 billion, up from the current $15 billion, while addressing a trade gap that heavily favors Vietnam. Agriculture Secretary Francisco Tiu Laurel Jr. highlighted efforts to boost Philippine exports to Vietnam and address issues in agricultural trade agreements, particularly in the rice sector. Vietnam is the largest source of imported rice for the Philippines, contributing to a significant trade deficit. The Philippines is advocating for stronger contract enforcement to ensure predictability in agricultural transactions. Both countries are also exploring ways to enhance regional food security cooperation.