Property developer FLC Group will organise a large-scale roadshow and seminar in the Republic of Korea (RoK).
A view of FLC Quy Nhơn resort complex in the central Binh Dinh
province (Photo courtesy of FLC)
The November 20 event is aimed at informing participants about investment
opportunities in the hospitality real estate
sector as Vietnam has been named Asia-Pacific’s premier golf
tourism destination 2017.
The roadshow is part of a series of events to advertise Vietnamese resort
properties and golf courses to foreign countries, as well as to expand FLC’s
partners in the RoK.
The event is expected to attract more than 400 investors, financial
organisations, investment funds and estate and tourism firms in
Vietnam, the RoK and Asia.
FLC said a seminar would focus on the latest trends in the resort property and
golf course market in Vietnam. In addition, this would be an opportunity for
Republic of Korean suppliers in the areas of tourism, construction and hi-tech
agriculture to search for cooperation potential with prestigious firms in
Vietnam.
The event follows the success of FLC’s roadshows and seminars
in Singapore and Japan this year. It would be a
pre-condition for the group to establish representative offices in foreign
countries.
FLC established its first representative office in Japan earlier this
month.
Source: VNA
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