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VIETNAM - MISSION TRIP ITINERARY
HKBAV is glad to be supporter for INNOVATIVE HUB in the coming series of events to welcome delegates from about 40 Singaporean enterprises to Vietnam from 25th to 27th September 2019. The 3 days events will include business networking sessions, factory visits, seminars, networking gala dinner, etc. They hope to promote international business activities and supporting local enterprises to have access to global trade opportunities between Hong Kong, Vietnam, and Singapore.
On the 1st day of this mission trip (25th May), They have organized a forum called "Digital transformation - Gateway to global market” in order to help local businesses explore more export opportunities through global eCommerce platforms. There will also be many opportunities created for local businesses to showcase their products for trade connection.
Do not miss this great opportunity to connect and learn. Please book your seat in advance for the forum no of seat is limited.
SPECIAL PRICE FOR HKBAV MEMBER: VND 100,000 (buffet lunch included, pay in advance by 20 Sep)
NON MEMBER: VND 250,000 (Early bird ticket by 20 Sep, pay in advance)
CASH ON EVENT DATE: VND 500,000

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