- Vietnam seaports’ potential cramped by underdeveloped infrastructure
- Vietnam Airlines offers 50 per cent discount on tickets
- Australian regulator rejects Virgin Blue-Air NZ alliance
- MPI forecasts 7-7.5% growth and a balance of payments surplus in 2011
- Import car market sinking fast
- Asia shippers prepare for fierce battle with lines
- Hoang Hoa Tham Bridge opened to traffic
- Logwin launches AirTextainer in Australia
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Asia shippers prepare for fierce battle with lines
Asia is set to become the last battleground between shipping lines and shippers over the ending of the shipping companies' cartel if North American regulators follow the European Commission and agree to end antitrust immunity for container shipping lines.Vietnam Airlines offers 50 per cent discount on tickets
The national flag carrier, Vietnam Airlines is offering a 50 percent discount on domestic flights.
Hoang Hoa Tham Bridge opened to traffic
Hoang Hoa Tham Bridge crossing the Nhieu Loc – Thi Nghe Canal was opened to traffic on Wednesday, linking District 1 and Binh Thanh District.
Vietnam seaports’ potential cramped by underdeveloped infrastructure
Several world-class seaports will be put into operation in the next several years but cranes and wharfs are not enough. Surrounding infrastructure and service facilities that enable fast customs clearance and low costs for moving goods are essential if Vietnamese seaports are to hope to become transhipment ports for the region and the world.
MPI forecasts 7-7.5% growth and a balance of payments surplus in 2011
MPI, the Ministry of Planning and Investment, is optimistic about Vietnam’s economy in 2011, notwithstanding turbulence in world markets, foreign exchange fluctuations and some latent macroeconomic instability at home.
Australian regulator rejects Virgin Blue-Air NZ alliance
Australian competition regulator rejected Virgin Blue Holdings Ltd’s proposed alliance with Air New Zealand Ltd on flights between Australia and New Zealand on Friday.
GRI APPLICABLE FOR CANADIAN TRANSPACIFIC TRADE EASTBOUND
Based on the information from CMA CGM , they will implement a General Rate Increases (GRI) on all dry and reefer cargo from Asia (including the Indian Subcontinent) to
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