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FORREC has announced a deal that will bring its design services together with the development and tourism capabilities of Vietnam's SUN GROUP

Keeping up with the global trend of "Multi-in-one" entertainment, Sun World parks in Ba Na, Ha Long, Fansipan, Hon Thom, and Tay Ninh are registering Vietnam in the entertainment "arena" worldwide with stunning second-to-none experiences based on the core qualities of each area.

Sun World expands footprint in Australia

Sun World International LLC is adding GrapeCo Australia and RJN Cua Vineyards as licensed grower-marketers in Australia. This expansion reflects the current market demand for Sun World’s proprietary grape varieties as well as its globally recognized varietal brands. Australia’s strong domestic market and its proximity to Asia makes it a strategically important production region within Sun World’s global supply program.

At the peak of summer, tens of millions of tourists are flocking to various destinations, an increase of many times over the same period in 2020. Tourism revenue has reached hundreds of trillions of VND, promoting the development of many other fields such as transportation, accommodation and food services

Sun World International is adding GrapeCo Australia (GrapeCo) and RJN Cua Vineyards (RJN) as licensed grower-marketers in Australia.

IHG Hotels & Resorts (IHG), one of the world’s leading hotel companies, has announced a strategic alliance framework agreement with long-term partners Sun Hospitality Group (SHG) to introduce fresh and innovative concepts, experiences and products in Vietnam.

IHG Hotels Resorts (IHG), one of the world’s leading hotel companies, has announced a strategic alliance framework agreement with long-term partners Sun Hospitality Group (SHG) to introduce fresh and innovative concepts, experiences and products in Việt Nam.

CEO & President David Marguleas and EVP Chief Science Officer Jennifer Petersen talk about the center’s role, through its technology and innovation, in the company’s transformation from a vertically integrated farming company to an IP and genetics company.

Within the next ten years, WSU researchers will create superior and resilient cherry varieties with genetic material from Sun World International, a private plant breeding company. The goal of this partnership is to create cherries that are larger, ripen earlier and have a better taste, said Per McCord, associate professor at the Irrigated Agriculture Research...