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Vietnam eyes bigger role in Asia’s air cargo network despite foreign dominance (opens the original)
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Cargo moving through the country's airports reached 1.8 million tonnes in 2025, an all-time high, and kept climbing, with 920,900 tonnes recorded in the first half of 2026 alone. Yet most of the value in that flow, particularly high-value goods such as phones, electronic components, and pharmaceuticals, continues to end up in the pockets of foreign carriers. So what would change if Vietnam had a cargo fleet strong enough to take that role into its own hands? Gordon Heap, Principle, Aviation, DXC
Tighter overtime rules raise cost concerns among FDI firms in Vietnam (opens the original)
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In early July, a foreign enterprise in Bac Ninh Province, northern Vietnam, was fined VND135 million ($5,094) for allowing 1,763 workers to work overtime exceeding 300 hours a year, Dai Bieu Nhan Dan, the newspaper of Vietnam's National Assembly, reported. However, the fine was issued under the penalty schedule that applied before Decree 283 took effect. From September 10, the penalty bracket will be more detailed and stricter, tied to the number of workers affected. For industries that rely on
Lien Khuong’s new runway: Can it turn Vietnam’s Da Lat into the next Bali? (opens the original)
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Since early March 2026, the skies above Da Lat have fallen almost silent, with flights suspended as Lien Khuong Airport underwent a VND1,032 billion (US$41 million) runway resurfacing project. When the airport reopens next month, it will welcome back domestic services and launch a new international route. The question now is whether this highland city can compete with destinations already well established among global travelers, such as Bali in Indonesia and Chiang Mai in Thailand. On Vietnam's
Ban Co Peak: Vietnamese tea in the footsteps of Bill Gates (opens the original)
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Da Nang has officially launched a tea-tasting tour at Ban Co Peak in Son Tra Peninsular, a site linked to a visit by billionaire Bill Gates in March 2024. This new tourism product is not aimed at the mass market, but is tailored to a specific high-end customer segment: those seeking tranquility, culture, and a rare experience amid the natural surroundings of Son Tra. On the morning of July 25, at Ban Co Peak, the Management Board of the Son Tra Peninsula and Da Nang Tourist Beaches officially la
Diamonds and a test of market trust in Vietnam (opens the original)
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But the bigger question is not just about the smuggled gemstones themselves. It is whether Vietnam's high-value asset market is operating on a genuinely transparent foundation at all. When diamonds, gold and other precious assets can be assigned values that appear strikingly out of step with their market worth, the issue goes beyond one smuggling case or one company's accounting practices. It raises broader questions about valuation, disclosure, oversight and whether the market's reported number
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