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Vietnam to have 1,704 industrial clusters by 2025
Vietnam aims to have 1,704 industrial clusters by 2025, according to the Ministry of Industry and Trade.
Minister of Industry and Trade Nguyen Hong Dien made the statement during an online meeting about managing and developing industrial clusters on July 2.
In 2020, Vietnam had 968 industrial clusters, covering 30,912ha. Of which, the infrastructure of 450 clusters was invested in by private firms. As of now, the authorities have approved technical infrastructure projects at 955 clusters that cover 29,782ha and have a total investment of VND115trn (USD4.9bn).
SINGAPORE, 2 July 2021: After flights were largely grounded and travellers stayed home in 2020, the return to travel has become one of the most anticipated and uncertain activities of 2021.
Mastercard released earlier this week its Recovery Insights:
Ready for Takeoff? Research which gives a view of key travel trends around the
world.
While the global travel recovery remains uneven, one-fifth
of countries studied have returned to at least 90% of pre-pandemic levels for
domestic flight bookings; with Australia surpassing the global average with
bookings at 116%.
The report draws on aggregated and anonymized sales activity
across the global Mastercard network, along with third-party data sets and
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As Covid-19 kept consumers around the world at home, nearly everything from groceries to gardening supplies was purchased online – leading to an additional $900-billion being spent in retail online around the world in 2020.
Put another way: in 2020, e-commerce made up roughly $1 out of every $5 spent on retail, up from about $1 out of every $7 spent in 2019, according to Mastercard’s latest Recovery Insights report.
For retailers, restaurants and other businesses large and small, being able to sell online provided a much-needed lifeline as in-person consumer spending was disrupted.
Roughly 20% to 30% of the Covid-related shift to digital globally is expected to be permanent, according to Mastercard’s Recovery Insights: Commerce E-volution. The report draws on anonymized and aggregated sales activity in the Mastercard network and proprietary analysis by the Mastercard Economics Institute. The analysis dives into what this means by country and by sector, for good