We invite you to be part of our festivities. Join us for a festive season to remember and create ever-lasting memories with your loved ones. Our Festive season will not end after Christmas, there's more awaiting you on New Year's Eve and beyond. LOTTE HOTEL SAIGON wishes you an exquisite Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Australia is famous for its excellent quality of life with a world-class education and healthcare systems. In addition, due to the transparency of investment policies, regulations and procedures of the Business Innovation and Investment Program (BIIP), this country has become an ideal destination for foreign investors.
KPMG would like to share the very recent update on legislation for your reference. Our legal update would cover the following issues:
Resolution on the national master plan 2021 – 2030 with a vision to 2050; Resolution on accelerating administrative procedures; and Circular 50/2022/TT-BTC guiding the compulsory insurance in construction investment activities.
Located in the heart of Saigon, BAR SON is a new vibe-dining restaurant & bar with an exceptional food and drink selection and upbeat music. The vibrant, tropical design combined with the lush outdoor terrace makes BAR SON suitable for any time of the day. Our extensive menu of coffee, drinks and food will provide you with an appropriate selection whenever you choose to visit us. During the day ...
‘TIS THE SEASON 2022 Gather with your family and friends for a warm, relaxing, and friendly festive celebration! A wonderland is created with lights, treetops that glisten, and seasonal treats that are ready to be enjoyed. At LOTTE HOTEL SAIGON, we show no hesitation in getting into the festive spirit and sure to fill you with holiday cheer. We invite you to be part of our festivities. Join us for ...
On 14 November 2022, the General Department of Taxation (“GDT”) issued Official Letter No. 4205/TCT-DNNCN guiding owners of e-commerce trading platforms to provide information as prescribed under Decree 91/2022/ND-CP dated 30 October 2022. Failure to the reporting obligations may lead to administrative penalty ranging from VND2million to VND16million as regulated under Decree 125/2020/ND-CP.
